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Many countries are stepping up support for Venezuela to overcome the consequences of the earthquake, with most resources being prioritized to be deployed to La Guaira state - the area most severely damaged. Download Many structures in the town of Caraballeda, La Guaira state, were destroyed after the earthquake, photo taken on June 29, 2026 - Photo: Reuters Venezuelan officials said the country has received support from 30 countries, including about 1,000 tons of relief goods, more than 3,600 rescue workers and support forces participating in search and rescue. After 5 days since the disaster, rescue work is underway. entering a more difficult phase as the chances of finding more survivors become increasingly narrow. It is still unclear how many people are still trapped under the rubble. Websites receiving information searching for relatives show that about 45,000 people are still unidentified. Venezuelan National Assembly Chairman Jorge Rodriguez said on June 29 that the number of confirmed deaths was 1,719 people, 5,034 people were injured and 15,866 people lost their homes. He also said the government has set up 15 temporary shelters and 50 temporary tents in La Guaira state to support people affected by the earthquake. Download Photo: Reuters On June 29, the US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) said that La Guaira port - one of Venezuelas two main seaports - had resumed operations after being repaired. The amphibious ship USS Fort Lauderdale currently uses this port to transport supplies and relief equipment to affected areas. Meanwhile, the US Air Force also helps restore operations at Simon Bolivar international airport near the capital Caracas, which was severely damaged after the earthquake. Previously, on June 27, the airport partially reopened to receive flights carrying relief goods. Two earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 that occurred on June 24 were considered the most serious seismic events in Venezuela in more than a century. The United Nations estimates that these two earthquakes caused material damage of about 6.7 billion USD, equivalent to about 6% of the countrys Gross Domestic Product (GDP). America. Notably, the United Nations estimates that the total actual damage, if including indirect economic losses and reconstruction costs, could be 1.5-3 times higher, equivalent to 10-20 billion USD.An BinhSee moreVenezuelan leaders thanked Vietnam for support in overcoming the earthquake disaster.See moreRace to rescue after the earthquake in Venezuela, more than 1,450 people died.See moreThe earthquake in Venezuela caused the least damage. 6.7 billion USD See more Earthquake in Venezuela: Race against time amid the ruins See more Earthquake in Venezuela: 188 people died, more than 1,500 injured See more Venezuela: Race to rescue after earthquake See more Venezuela declares a state of emergency after double earthquakes rocked the North
