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As post-quake search efforts continue, U.N. calls for $296 million more for Venezuela
Two weeks after Venezuela was struck by twin earthquakes, families are still searching for loved ones and countries are continuing to deploy rescue teams as the United Nations appeals for continued support for the South American nation. Tom ...
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News Americas Now
· Jun 30, 2026
The US Sent $300 Million To Help Venezuela Earthquake Victims – But Where Is The Billions In Venezuelan Oil Revenue It Controls?
By Staff Reporter | NewsAmericasNow.com News Americas, WASHINGTON, D.C., Tues. June 30, 2026: The United States says it has committed over 300 million in humanitarian aid to help the Venezuela earthquake that has so far killed over 1,700 people and left thousands more injured and missing. It is a significant sum, but it is dwarfed []
Tampa Free Press
· Jun 27, 2026
As Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Climbs Past 900, U.S. Deploys Elite Rescue Teams And $150M In Aid
THE BREAKDOWN: As the death toll from the June 24, 2026, earthquake in Venezuela surpasses 900 people, the United States government has launched a massive humanitarian response. The relief operation involves deploying more than 250 search-and-rescue personnel, activating regional military assets for logistical support, setting up free Starlink satellite internet, and committing 150 million in [] As Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Climbs Past 900, U.S. Deploys Elite Rescue Teams And 150M In Aid
Sky News Australia
· Jun 27, 2026
Over 900 people dead and at least 50,000 missing following Venezuelan earthquakes
More than 900 people are dead and at least 50,000 are missing after two earthquakes struck near Venezuela’s capital of Caracas. The UN has called for a collective effort to assist in the days following the disaster, as millions of people are already in need of aid. Rescue teams are working around the clock, scouring collapsed buildings for survivors. The US has moved quickly to show its support by providing aid to Venezuela.
The Guardian
· Jun 25, 2026
Rescue teams race to Venezuela amid fears thousands killed in earthquakes
US among nations sending help to search for survivors on country’s north coast where dozen of buildings flattenedVenezuela earthquake – latest updatesRescue teams are racing to Venezuela’s shattered northern coast after almost simultaneous earthquakes reduced dozens of buildings to rubble, with thousands of people feared dead.The US secretary of state, Marco Rubio, said the defence department would help search and rescue teams deploy to the affected region after Venezuela’s main gateway, the Simón Bolívar international airport, near the capital, Caracas, was badly damaged by 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude quakes less than 40 seconds apart, late on Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading...
The Jerusalem Post
· Jun 28, 2026
Death toll from Venezuela's twin earthquakes rises to over 1,400 dead, at least 3,238 injured
The US Geological Survey estimated more than 10,000 deaths were possible from the magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 quakes, which would place them among Latin America's deadliest of the last century.
CNN
· Jun 29, 2026
CNN visits Venezuela rescue site as death toll tops 1,700
More than 1,700 people have died since last week’s devastating earthquakes in Venezuela. CNN is on the ground in La Guaira and Caracas, where teams are digging through the rubble as part of frantic rescue efforts. 0:00 CNN visits a rescue site in La Guaira 3:07 Restaurant becomes community kitchen for relief efforts 4:54 UNICEF spokesperson on aid response Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr #Venezuela #earthquake #News
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Related coverage for "As post-quake search efforts continue, U.N. calls for $296 million more for Venezuela": News Americas Now — The US Sent $300 Million To Help Venezuela Earthquake Victims – But Where Is The Billions In Venezuelan Oil Revenue It Controls?. Tampa Free Press — As Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Climbs Past 900, U.S. Deploys Elite Rescue Teams And $150M In Aid. Sky News Australia — Over 900 people dead and at least 50,000 missing following Venezuelan earthquakes. The Guardian — Rescue teams race to Venezuela amid fears thousands killed in earthquakes. The Jerusalem Post — Death toll from Venezuela's twin earthquakes rises to over 1,400 dead, at least 3,238 injured. CNN — CNN visits Venezuela rescue site as death toll tops 1,700