UN calls for donations to support earthquake victims in Venezuela

The United Nations (UN) has warned of the urgent need for financial donations to support the thousands of people affected by the double earthquake that struck Venezuela on June 24. This critical situation requires a swift response to meet the most pressing needs of the affected population.

According to the UN, approximately 304,100 people have so far received some form of assistance, but the situation remains alarming. The UN stresses that to continue supporting those in greatest need, it is essential that the Humanitarian Response Plan receives the necessary resources.

The alert has been issued in the context of growing difficulties for many communities, which are still struggling to recover from the devastating effects of the earthquake. Economic donations are viewed as an essential measure to ensure the continuity of aid efforts.

In addition to immediate support for the victims, the organization also highlights the importance of long-term planning for the recovery of the affected areas. This planning includes the reconstruction of infrastructure and the restoration of basic services that were compromised during the earthquakes.

The UN is working together with various local and international agencies to mobilize the necessary resources. The goal is to ensure that affected individuals receive the assistance they need to rebuild their lives.

The call to action has also been reiterated by several humanitarian entities operating in the region, which have stressed the need for a coordinated and effective response to alleviate the suffering of impacted communities. Donations can be made through the channels established by the UN and its partners, aiming to ensure transparency and effectiveness in the use of resources.