UNDP Estimates 1.2 Million Tonnes of Debris in La Guaira area, After Earthquakes in Venezuela

As affected communities cope with the loss and devastation caused by the earthquakes, clearing debris is a critical first step toward recovery. An estimated 1.2 million tonnes of debris resulted from the June 24 earthquakes across the hardest-hit areas of La Guaira state, according to a preliminary assessment by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). This analysis is intended to help authorities with debris removal and recovery efforts. For families and communities in affected aras, clearing debris is the first step toward restoring access, reopening essential services, and beginning the process of recovery. Read More

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