One month after the earthquake double, the number of people in Transitional Camps stands at 23,811

Published at: 24/07/2026 08:24 PM

On the afternoon of this Friday, July 24, the president of the National Assembly (AN), Jorge Rodríguez, reported that one month after the double earthquake that hit the country, the Bolivarian Government has treated 128,324 families that were affected.

From his digital channels, Rodríguez added that there are 5,546 deaths and 16,740 injured, as well as 6,462 people rescued.

To date, 107 Transitional Camps have been installed in different states of the country where 23,811 people remain. In relation to the victims, 17,907 and 97,942 patients were treated.

In giving an account of the structures, the Bolivarian Government lists 856 affected buildings and 190 collapsed buildings. 10,997,336 tons of food and 51,215,582 liters of water have been distributed.

2,278 international rescuers, 30,989 deployed personnel, 31,745 volunteers and 1,500 replicates have participated in the search and rescue efforts.

Mazo News Team