Venezuela’s Acting President, Delcy Rodríguez, conducted this Monday a comprehensive inspection visit to the temporary camp established in Catia La Mar, La Guaira state.

The governmental deployment aimed to provide immediate social and logistical support to families affected by the two powerful earthquakes that struck the nation on June 24, focusing on living conditions and ensuring the efficient distribution of essential supplies and contingency services for the refugee population.

During the technical tour of the provisional facilities, Acting President Delcy Rodríguez was joined by key officials, demonstrating a united front in the disaster response.

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Accompanying the Acting President were Jorge Rodríguez, President of the National Assembly and leader of the Joint Staff for Temporary Camps and Housing, and Diosdado Cabello, Sectoral Vice President for Citizen Security and Peace. Further reinforcing the on-the-ground efforts, José Alejandro Terán, Governor of La Guaira state, and Major General Juan Ernesto Sulbarán Quintero, who heads the Joint Staff responsible for contingency management in the affected zones, actively participated.

The evaluation tables also included Minister of Sport, Franklin Cardillo; Minister for Industries and Commerce, Luis Villegas; and Minister of Economy and Finance, Anabel Pereira.

Venezuelan Government evaluates care for families affected in La Guaira. Photo: Presidential Press.

The diverse ministerial representation allowed for a holistic assessment covering not only immediate shelter and food but also broader economic and social recovery needs, planning for long-term reconstruction initiatives.

Elderly Care Prioritized

A particular emphasis was placed on care programs, medical treatment and geriatric assistance specifically designed for elderly citizens who lost their homes and residential infrastructure due due to the seismic activity.

National, regional and military authorities meticulously evaluated the status of habitability, nutrition and health for those concentrated in the refuge. This detailed oversight ensured that all aspects of humanitarian aid were thoroughly reviewed.

In direct interaction with organized communities and refugee committees, Government representatives conveyed a message of calm, stability and institutional backing to all citizens affected by the earthquakes. This direct engagement fosters community trust and allows for immediate feedback on the effectiveness of the relief efforts, ensuring that assistance is truly responsive to the needs of the people.

The authorities assessed in detail the living, food and health situation of the people concentrated at the temporary shelter. Photos: Presidential Press.

The Bolivarian Government’s strategy extends beyond immediate relief, focusing on creating sustainable solutions for the displaced population. The commitment to rebuilding homes and infrastructure demonstrates a dedication to restoring normalcy and improving living conditions for impacted families.

Furthermore, the comprehensive support provided includes psychological assistance and community integration programs to help individuals cope with the trauma of displacement. This multifaceted strategy ensures that physical and emotional needs are addressed, fostering a stronger, more resilient community.

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