The Bolivarian Government of Guaicaipura will serve 1,200 homes affected by the double earthquake

Published at: 20/07/2026 10:18 AM

The mayor of the Guaicaipura municipality, Farith Fraija, will begin this Tuesday a deployment of social and technical care in 10 communities in the capital of Miranda, according to information from a press release from the mayor's office.

According to information issued by the mayor's office, the day will begin with a meeting to activate a political and operational plan that will coordinate the departure of multidisciplinary teams to strategic deployment points.

“Each of the 10 fronts of work will be made up of a technical team, psychologists and nursing professionals, who will have rapid response material. The fundamental purpose of house-to-house visits is to verify the realities in the territory, to meet health and well-being requirements, and to keep citizens informed about the progress of our management,” added the mayor.

In this regard, it was announced that a timely response will be provided to the 1,200 homes whose reports and requests were formally registered by the communities until July 3.

Prioritized areas for inspections and monitoring include Ramo Verde, El Retén, Circunvalación Avenue, San Ignacio, José Gregorio Hernández, La Alcabala, Colinas del Paso, El Vigía, Rómulo Gallegos, Colinas del Ángel and Cumbre Alta.

Mazo News Team