Major earthquake strikes Venezuela, UN launches emergency aid
A major earthquake in Venezuela, South America, has left many people affected. According to a report from the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) at the end of August, the number of victims has reached approximately 1.3 million.
This earthquake has had a serious impact on local infrastructure. In particular, healthcare services and sanitation systems for accessing safe water have suffered significant damage, and restoration is urgently needed.
The UN and its partner agencies are strengthening relief efforts in the affected areas. They plan to continue providing the humanitarian assistance necessary for victims to rebuild their lives over the next six months.
Rebuilding local infrastructure is crucial for protecting people's health. The international community is committed to working together to provide ongoing support so that the people in the affected regions can return to their daily lives as soon as possible.