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The Venezuelan Death Toll from Earthquakes Rises to More than 4300
Several people stand in front of a building brought down by the June 24 earthquakes in northern Venezuela, waiting for news about relatives they believe are trapped under the rubble, on July 9, 2026 in Caraballeda (La Guaira state). The post The Venezuelan Death Toll from Earthquakes Rises to More than 4300 appeared first on Newsroom Panama.
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Cambio21
· Jul 5, 2026
Oficial: Ya van casi 3 mil las personas muertas por los terremotos en Venezuela. Hay 16 mil 600 heridos
Oficial: Ya van casi 3 mil las personas muertas por los terremotos en Venezuela. Hay 16 mil 600 heridos
Nuevo Día
· Jun 29, 2026
Sube a 1.719 la cifra de fallecidos y 5.034 heridos por terremotos en Venezuela
El presidente de la Asamblea Nacional (AN), Jorge Rodríguez, informó que la cifra de fallecidos por los terremotos del miércoles pasado asciende a 1.719. Rodríguez agregó que hay 5.034 personas heridas, 15.866 quedaron damnificadas; y un total de afectados que se ubica en 22.619. El jefe del Parlamento indicó que en total son 855 los edificios [] La entrada Sube a 1.719 la cifra de fallecidos y 5.034 heridos por terremotos en Venezuela se publicó primero en Nuevo Día.
Caracas Chronicles
· Jun 30, 2026
ONU coordina envío de 10.000 bolsas para cadáveres hacia Venezuela tras los terremotos
La ONU estima que la cifra de fallecidos por los terremotos que sacudieron el país es superior al balance ofrecido por las autoridades locales. The post ONU coordina envío de 10.000 bolsas para cadáveres hacia Venezuela tras los terremotos appeared first on EL NACIONAL.
El Impulso
· Jun 27, 2026
VIDEO | Se eleva a 1.430 la cifra de fallecidos por terremotos en Venezuela #27Jun
Se eleva a 1.430 la cifra de fallecidos y a más de 3.238 los heridos por doble terremoto en Venezuela, informó el presidente de la Asamblea Nacional, Jorge Rodríguez. La entrada VIDEO | Se eleva a 1.430 la cifra de fallecidos por terremotos en Venezuela 27Jun se publicó primero en El Impulso.
Metro Puerto Rico
· Jul 4, 2026
Venezuela: Cifra de fallecidos por terremotos se acerca a tres mil
El números de personas heridas sobrepasa los 16,500 mil
El Comercio
· Jul 2, 2026
Terremotos en Venezuela: continúan rescates y aún podrían existir sobrevivientes, pero el tiempo es limitado
Más allá del número: lo que las cifras de terremotos en Venezuela revelan sobre la magnitud del desastre y su impacto social
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Related coverage for "The Venezuelan Death Toll from Earthquakes Rises to More than 4300": Cambio21 — Oficial: Ya van casi 3 mil las personas muertas por los terremotos en Venezuela. Hay 16 mil 600 heridos. Nuevo Día — Sube a 1.719 la cifra de fallecidos y 5.034 heridos por terremotos en Venezuela. Caracas Chronicles — ONU coordina envío de 10.000 bolsas para cadáveres hacia Venezuela tras los terremotos. El Impulso — VIDEO | Se eleva a 1.430 la cifra de fallecidos por terremotos en Venezuela #27Jun. Metro Puerto Rico — Venezuela: Cifra de fallecidos por terremotos se acerca a tres mil. El Comercio — Terremotos en Venezuela: continúan rescates y aún podrían existir sobrevivientes, pero el tiempo es limitado