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Three months after the quakes, Venezuela's Red Cross volunteers are still showing up every day

The Venezuelan Red Cross has kept teams in the disaster zone since the June earthquakes, delivering food, shelter, mobile clinics and 316,000 liters of water — and the work is shifting from emergency relief to rebuilding. Humanitarian aid distributions keep expanding, families are receiving tarpaulins, water filters and hygiene kits, and the next phase is rehabilitating community water systems with local water committees.

The upbeat factorLong after the cameras left, neighbors helping neighbors — that's what recovery actually looks like.
✓ Verified · ReliefWeb (IFRC/Venezuelan Red Cross) · 2026-09-24 · Venezuela
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