On August 3, the Venezuelan government, represented by acting president Delcy Rodríguez, delivered 87 new housing units to families impacted by the double earthquake that occurred on June 24. The seismic event caused significant damage and left thousands of people displaced, with the state of La Guaira identified as the region most severely affected by the disaster.
This initiative marks a step in the government's recovery efforts to provide permanent shelter to those who lost their homes during the late June tremors. The distribution of these units is part of a broader response aimed at addressing the housing crisis faced by the displaced population in the aftermath of the natural disaster.
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