📢"HAY POCO INFORMACIÓN OFICIAL": LA CATÁSTROFE DE VENEZUELA EN PRIMERA PERSONA

👉 The earthquake that struck Venezuela hit Caracas hard, but the worst of it was felt in La Guaira. According to Kelly, an affected resident, "there are still people trapped" and the need for heavy machinery is urgent to continue rescue efforts. Although many civilians are contributing with donations and assistance, government support has been insufficient. Kelly lost her home in La Guaira after the building completely collapsed during the earthquake. In Caracas, where she currently lives, her apartment suffered structural damage but was assessed by engineers as repairable. The earthquake occurred during a national holiday; without prior warnings, those affected took shelter as best they could and later witnessed the magnitude of the disaster. Communication was difficult due to signal outages and disruptions to basic services. Information about what happened is mainly coming through social media due to the silence of official media outlets. "The support from machinery and the government has not been enough," Kelly states. In La Guaira, serious problems persist: lack of electricity, water, and basic services; many families are sleeping outside their destroyed homes. In Caracas, only essential services are operating while authorities assess risks before resuming normal activities such as school classes. The collaborative spirit among citizens has been fundamental in facing this crisis. 👉 Stay tuned to #AgendaA24 Get informed on #A24 🟥🟥🟥 📲 Subscribe to our channel! → / a24com 🖥 Find more news on our website → www.A24.com 👍 Don't forget to follow us on our social media! → Facebook:   / a24com   → Instagram:   / a24noticias   → X:   / a24com   → TikTok:   / a24noticias   → Twitch:   / a24noticias   → WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5S... → Telegram: https://t.me/s/A24noticias