Venezuela earthquake death toll reaches 4,490

Venezuela's official death toll from the June 24 earthquakes has climbed to at least 4,490, with injuries reaching 16,740. The government reports that 120,794 families have received aid, and 19,583 individuals are currently housed in 108 temporary shelters. These shelters are mainly located in schools across Caracas and the neighboring states of Miranda and La Guaira, the latter being the most severely affected region.

The number of temporary shelters has increased by 14 since Saturday, bringing the total to 108. This update comes as authorities continue relief efforts, distributing substantial amounts of essential supplies. So far, 9,995 tons of food and 18.5 million liters of water have been provided to those affected.

The relief operation is bolstered by a significant volunteer and official presence. A total of 30,535 volunteers have registered to assist, alongside 31,837 officials from various agencies who are deployed in the affected areas. The government, through figures shared by National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez, continues to provide updates on the ongoing recovery and assistance efforts.

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120,794 families have been attended and there are 19,583 people in a total of 108 temporary camps.