वेनेजुएला में भूकंप से तबाही का खौफनाक मंजर, मलबों में अपनों की तलाश… अब तक 920 मौतें – Venezuela earthquakes death count cross 900 ntc rmxk
The scene of devastation caused by the earthquake is clearly visible in Venezuela. The number of dead is continuously increasing. So far 920 people have died in this natural disaster. 3630 people are injured. Many of them are undergoing treatment in different hospitals.
Venezuelan President Delsey Rodriguez confirmed the increase in the number of deaths and said that the situation is terrible. Earthquake Shocked the country. Relief operations are going on continuously. Administrative officials also say that the death toll may increase further.
Hundreds of people saw their loved ones in this accident. Some of them are still searching for their loved ones in the debris. Officials say that many people may still be buried under the debris. Search operation is still going on in search of those people.
Big blow to the country’s economy
According to the report of the US Geological Survey (USGS), the earthquake has not only caused loss of life and property, but has also caused a major blow to the country’s economy. The disaster may cause economic loss of more than 7.5 billion dollars, which Venezuela Which is 7 percent of GDP.
Hundreds of buildings including hospitals and shopping centers have been damaged by the earthquake. Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquitia has been temporarily closed. The deployment of security and defense personnel has been increased from 4,200 to 11,500.
India came forward to help Venezuela
Meanwhile, after the devastating earthquake in Venezuela, the Indian government has extended a helping hand. Amidst the massive devastation and hundreds of deaths, India, in a show of solidarity, launched a major humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR) mission, which has been named ‘Operation Amistad’.
On Friday morning, two huge C-17 Globemaster aircraft of the Indian Air Force flew to Venezuela. Through these planes, India has sent a large consignment of relief material and a 41-member expert rescue team, which will help in the ongoing relief and rescue operations there.
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