Venezuela Decorates Italian, Swiss Rescue Teams for Earthquake Relief Efforts 

Panama and the U.S. to Send Search-and-Rescue Teams to Venezuela

El Salvador and the Dominican Republic also join rescue operations following deadly seismic doublet. On Thursday, Panamanian President Jose Mulino dispatched a team of rescue workers to support the search for survivors of the two earthquakes that devastated Venezuela on Wednesday, leaving at least 164 dead and 971 injured. RELATED: Russia, Serbia, Cuba, China Express []

Venezuela Live Updates: More Rescuers Join Urgent Search for Quake Survivors as the death rises to 235

Rescue teams walking through a building that collapsed during the earthquakes in Venezuela.CreditAdriana Loureiro Fernandez for The New York Times The United States and Mexico were among the latest to send support as the death toll from two powerful earthquakes climbed to 235. Thousands were injured, and hundreds remained missing or trapped under rubble. Here’s []

Costa Rica Sends Rescue Mission to Venezuela After Devastating Earthquakes

Costa Rica has sent a rescue and humanitarian mission to Venezuela after two powerful earthquakes left widespread damage, collapsed buildings and an urgent need for international search-and-rescue support. The first Costa Rican team, made up of 16 Red Cross specialists, left from Juan Santamaría International Airport to support emergency operations on the ground. The group [] The post Costa Rica Sends Rescue Mission to Venezuela After Devastating Earthquakes appeared first on The Tico Times | Costa Rica News | Travel | Real Estate.

Malta to provide financial aid to Venezuela earthquake victims

Malta will be providing financial assistance to support humanitarian relief efforts in Venezuela following a series of devastating earthquakes that struck the country last week.In a Facebook post, Minister for Foreign and European Affairs Chris Fearne said that the government will channel aid to affected communities through the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.The support is intended to strengthen ongoing emergency operations and help thousands of people impacted by the disaster.The earthquakes, which caused widespread damage across parts of Venezuela, have left many families displaced and in urgent need of shelter, medical care, and basic supplies.Humanitarian agencies have been working on the ground to assess needs and deliver immediate assistance in affected regions. Malta's contribution adds to international relief efforts coordinated through global humanitarian networks, as countries and organisations respond to the scale of the emergency.