Following a double earthquake in Venezuela, the relocation of 86,000 students has created severe overcrowding and increased pressure on institutional infrastructure, according to a warning issued by the Program for Education and Action in Human Rights (Provea).
The emergency measures include the implementation of double shifts to accommodate the displaced student population. This surge has severely strained essential public services within the recipient schools, specifically affecting water, electricity, and internet availability.
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