The Bolivarian Government has evaluated more than 53,000 homes after a double earthquake of 24-J

Published at: 10/08/2026 04:26 PM

To date, the Bolivarian Government has evaluated 53,314 homes, after the double earthquake that hit our country on June 24, said the president of the National Assembly (AN) and president of the General Staff for the Creation of Transitional Camps, Jorge Rodríguez.

Through a weekly report published on his Telegram channel, Rodríguez pointed out that of the total number of homes evaluated, 31,336 are habitable; 12,411 are restricted and 9,567 are at high risk.

Rodríguez also explained that more than a month after the double earthquake, the authorities handed over 287 new homes to people who lost their homes and have collected 483,525 tons of debris.

On the other hand, he indicated that after the earthquake, 6,462 people were rescued; 73,356 were treated in hospitals and 6,301 people lost their lives.

Mazo News Team