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Why they arrived to a disaster zone with long guns instead of working tools?

Also medicines for a family that needs it in the hospital View quoted note →

Long busy day organizing people to help in the ground, here is photos and video of everything we coordinated today Radios for rescuers communication Hydration for rescuers Mattresses and food for a family in precarious circumstances affected by the earthquake Another volunteer went directly to La Guaira (the most affected area) to deliver supplies; this was the last photo he sent us. He has not yet returned to Caracas. #venezuela

Yesterday I sent money to a friend of mine that is Volunteer delivering donations and aid directly to those who need it most, he just sent me this: They went to a park where thousands of people were in tents and delivered donations there. #venezuela

First report of the day: Your sats have been turning into this: support for people in need and for rescuers searching for people I just received these photos; they'll be delivering them to the rescue centers in a few minutes. #Venezuela

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The emotional impact is also strong. I feel like my life has been frozen these last few days. I've dreamt about earthquakes for the last four days; I feel like I haven't been sleeping well. And although everything that happened is a disaster, I hope that at least something good comes out of this; civil disobedience could occur that ends up removing this government that is good for nothing. Gn #nostr thanks for everything

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Guards at a shelter prevent civilians from giving food to the people inside.

One is a venezuelan with balls, the other is a motherfucker

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Photos from the affected area #Venezuela

Photos from the affected area

A donation of ropes directly to the hands of the rescuers

Unprotected civilian rescues survivor trapped in very tall building

I want you to look the scene of this video: This is a stand run by a group of volunteers we're helping financially in Caracas. With our help, they bought this tent, radios, water, and food. They've been able to feed the rescuers in the area for two days with food, water, and juice. They also communicate with the rescuers via radio to find out what they need. In the last 24 hours, they've reported that they've been able to pull three people alive from the collapsed buildings on either side.