Citizens and volunteers report that SENIAT officials are attempting to seize donations at a collection center in Quinta Crespo. According to reports from the scene, officials threatened to confiscate food, medicine, water, and other essential supplies intended for families affected by the recent earthquakes. They are also reportedly blocking access for volunteers tasked with organizing and distributing humanitarian aid.

While thousands of Venezuelans await aid following the emergency, this video shows several soldiers trying on and measuring shoes. The images have sparked outrage and reignited criticism about the priorities of those who should be focused on assisting the affected population.

International rescue organizations denounce obstruction by Venezuelan officials

INSTEAD OF HELPING, THEY LOOT. Venezuelans complain about the lack of resources and the little help from the local armed forces; not only do they not help, but they loot.

Last night our team delivered food directly to people who need it You remember my friend in caracas? The first day our group were only 3 people, today it is formed by 23 people and we all are doing effort for the same goal: helping people, now we have more boots on the ground helping us to spread the help! #venezuela

I want to thanks everyone who sent even 1$ to help people in the tragedic of venezuela, amidst so muc tragedic and caos i will always remember this time because literally all the world joined together to help us and didnt leave us alone Sincerely thanks you 🙏🙏🙏

Good morning There are more good people than bad ones.

2nd part of today's donation , there is a whole city surviving by the donations of the people from all over the world and i really want to thanks youuu community of #nostr all you sent, it was A LOT and we helped thousands of people🙏🙏 sincerely thanks you 🙏🙏 #Venezuela

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Argentina camp base

Even in the midst of tragedy, unsung heroes emerge. A street vendor risked his life to enter the rubble and help rescue two trapped people, demonstrating that solidarity can make all the difference in the most difficult moments. #venezuela

This is a reality now in Caracas: thousands of people sleeping in tents in plazas, parks, and shelters, all depending on donations from others. #venezuela

This is a reality now in Caracas: thousands of people sleeping in tents in plazas, parks, and shelters, all depending on donations from others. #venezuela

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What we have done to help today: $38 to buy tarpaulins to cover refugee tents $200 to buy baby formula and kids food (They haven't sent me all the photos from the report yet) $150 for supplies for rescue teams in Los Palos Grandes (affected area in Caracas) #venezuela

What we all feared is already happening: the National Guard, the police, and the military are hoarding and stealing the tons of supplies and food collected by the civilian population. They're hiding it under the pretext of being the only ones "authorized" to distribute it, and they're stealing it. This is heartbreaking 😭😭 That's precisely why I've made such an effort to get all the donations directly to the people who need them. But even so, what's happening is heartbreaking. Everything is escalating very quickly, and it's very likely that all of this will end in a civil uprising. I only ask God that at least something good comes out of this, and that that good is that the people can finally get rid of this corrupt government.

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Usa took charge of the international airport of Caracas

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