Venezuela sent 40 tons of humanitarian aid to Panama after earthquake

The operation was carried out by Civil Protection together with staff from the Vice-Ministry for Risk Management and the Ministry of Internal Relations, Justice and Peace
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Published at: 15/10/2026 02:30 PM

The Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela sent a shipment of 40 tons of humanitarian aid to Panama, in order to assist the population affected by the earthquake that occurred last October 9.

The operation was carried out by Civil Protection together with staff from the Deputy Ministry for Risk Management and the Ministry of Internal Relations, Justice and Peace.

The Deputy Minister for Risk Management and National Director of Civil Protection and Disaster Management, Juan Carlos Oti Paituvi, will head the Venezuelan delegation that will travel to Panama together with the Simón Bolívar Humanitarian Task Force.

Through a post shared on the organization 's official Instagram channel, it was indicated that the shipment was made in “compliance with Peace Diplomacy (...) to support the Panamanian people.”

Mazo News Team

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