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Caring patient and health is our expertise.|Caracas, Venezuela, July 13, 2026 (PAHO/WHO) - Following the June 24 earthquake that struck north-central Venezuela, thousands of people saw their lives upended in a matter of seconds. While hospitals received patients with fractures, burns, trauma,

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When every hour counts: Mobilizing supplies to respond to the earthquake in Venezuela
When every hour counts: Mobilizing supplies to respond to the earthquake in Venezuela

Caracas, Venezuela, July 13, 2026 (PAHO/WHO) - Following the June 24 earthquake that struck north-central Venezuela, thousands of people saw their lives upended in a matter of seconds. While hospitals received patients with fractures, burns, trauma, and other injuries, many families faced the uncertainty of staying outside their homes and…

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