🚨 MEGA-CAMPAMENTO ONU: Toman el Polideportivo de La Guaira los terremotos | Noticias TVV Venezuela

💔 Urgent! Scanners detect heat and breath from 16 people buried in the OP3 building in Tanaguarena, Caribbean. Relatives are pleading with foreign rescuers for heavy equipment. 📲 Details on the TVV App: https://onelink.to/4h4t9t to stay informed 24/7 with our global coverage, forensic analysis of the double earthquake, and uncensored journalism broadcasting from the heart of the story. The truth that moves the world! United Nations humanitarian agencies—including the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the World Food Programme (WFP), and UNICEF—have taken over the José María Vargas Sports Complex to set up a large, multi-service temporary camp. This civilian-military complex will provide assistance for 30 days to more than 1,700 Venezuelans who lost their homes after the double earthquake of magnitudes 7.1 and 7.5 that struck on June 24. The installation of a second camp of similar size in Catia La Mar was also announced to address the massive emergency that has already resulted in more than 2,000 deaths nationwide. At the facility, UNICEF is prioritizing the care of more than 300 children through "child-friendly spaces" and art therapy programs focused on processing the trauma of losing family members and homes, as well as providing psychoeducation to children about emerging risks in disaster zones, such as child abuse and human trafficking. Alongside medical assistance and the provision of bunk beds, the desperate race against time to rescue survivors is concentrated in the Tanaguarena sector (Caribbean coast). Relatives and civilian volunteer brigades reported that a thermal scanner detected body heat and signs of breathing from 16 people trapped in the underground storage area of ​​the collapsed OPP33 building. The community issued an urgent appeal to the international task forces operating in the country to deploy heavy machinery and hydraulic equipment to the area, as civilians are currently attempting to break through a massive concrete beam blocking access with hand tools. Meanwhile, injured people being treated at the UN camp, such as Charles Cordero, recounted the horror of the landslides in the upper part of La Guaira (Las Flores sector), where the collapse of walls caused serious injuries and traumatic amputations that required emergency treatment at hospitals in the capital, such as the Dr. Miguel Pérez Carreño Hospital. TVV News with Luis Carlos Parada, Neidy Freytes, and Héctor Luis Caldera reporting from the areas most affected by the two earthquakes of June 24 | Monday to Friday 7:30 pm ET