Venezuelan government delivers new housing to earthquake survivors
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Acting President Delcy Rodríguez delivered 564 new homes to families affected by a double earthquake in Venezuela on June 24.
She distributed 92 apartments to families in the capital city of Caracas during a ceremony at the Fuerte Tiuna housing complex. The remaining units went to residents in the states of Miranda, Falcón, and Táchira. Rodríguez stated that reconstruction efforts exceeded the government's original goal of 400 houses by the end of the year.
To date, officials have provided housing solutions for 3,500 families through both property rehabilitations and new home assignments. The government also opened 80 temporary single-family modules in Fuerte Tiuna to house people currently living in temporary shelters. The Ministry of Habitat and Housing will continue to work with local communities to survey damage from the June tremors. Officials plan to maintain relocation operations in central and western regions to move survivors from temporary camps into finished urban developments.
