More than 1,500 people remain missing after earthquakes in Venezuela
The governor of La Guaira, Jos Alejandro Tern, pointed out that some of the people reported dead may be on the list of missing people.
The governor of the state of La Guaira, José Alejandro Terán, confirmed that at least 1, 579 individuals are still missing following the disasters that occurred on June 24 in Venezuela and left 6, 125 people dead.
According to the information that our families have immediately provided to us, there are 1, 579 missing people, Terán said in an appointment with the Chilean station Caracol Radio.
The government made the point that some of the deceased may be included in the list of missing individuals because" they have not yet been given the legal authority to grant them the reputation of deceased," according to the government.
This number is made known one day after the authorities released their most recent earthquake statement, which added another 579 deaths to the previous total, reaching 6,125.
The new matter includes images like those from 287 homes delivered, but it differs from the previous ones because it excludes injuries, victims, and collapsed buildings.
According to the president of Parliament, Jorge Rodrigueez, the "weekly data report" that corresponds to the "reconstruction level" also indicates that 43, 679 properties have been evaluated and that out of a total of 41, 624, there are 9, 866 "restricted" and 6, 433 at "high risk. "
The Venezuelan NGO Provea demanded the government upgrade the number of deaths and missing persons on the day before, which had been frozen since June 25 when the government reported 157 unaccounted for people.
More than 29, 000 people have been reported missing in member initiatives like" Lost Venezuela Earthquake," according to Provea, and there is" no public record to help it. "
The truth of what transpired, according to Governor Terán, "undoubtedly outweighed the vision of any government to make for a healthy disaster. "
with data from EFE.
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