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The Venezuelan government is leading reconstruction in the areas most affected by the earthquakes, implementing temporary camps and providing assistance to those impacted. More details with our correspondent Hernan Tobar. teleSUR
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00:00The Venezuelan government is leading the reconstruction efforts in areas hardest hit
00:04by the earthquakes. It is moving forward with rebuilding communities in La Guaira
00:08and assisting survivors in temporary camps. Hernán Tobar has more information.
00:15A commission of professionals and technicians from the Ministry of Popular Power for Planning,
00:21along with representatives from other state entities, visited Punta Care in the Naiguita Parish.
00:27The commission's objective was to conduct technical field studies for cartography development.
00:32The results of these studies will serve as the basis for relocating families who lost their homes
00:37due to powerful earthquakes that affected the state.
00:43This cartographic campaign will allow us to create detailed maps.
00:47In this case, we are talking about a map with a scale of 1,000-2,500 that will help
00:52guide the current work,
00:53such as the removal and disposal of debris, the identification of sites for its treatment,
00:58and the cartographic basis for selecting land on which to build safe housing for the population.
01:03At the same time, it provides an integral vision from the perspective of managing the territory.
01:14This action helps identify potential earthquake-related damage to the land
01:19and mitigate its effects as part of a policy to protect residents and those affected.
01:31Some of the cartography and studies are not only associated with the earthquake and its seismic effects.
01:37We are also looking upstream in each hydrographic basin to analyze which materials were affected
01:42and which broke as a result of the earthquake.
01:45We are also determining whether rock masses were impacted,
01:48leaving hanging material in these basins that could later be carried by landslides.
01:53To mitigate the risks associated with these variables,
01:56the government has been deployed across all areas and aspects of potential impact in this region.
02:06As part of the comprehensive response,
02:09national and regional authorities established a temporary humanitarian camp
02:13at SimĂłn BolĂ­var University in La Guayra.
02:16Under the watchful gaze of the liberator,
02:19the camp receives and assists those affected by the emergency in Venezuela.
02:27First of all, they welcomed us with good beds.
02:30The place is very suitable for survivors like us
02:33who left with psychological problems and trauma.
02:38I still have that trauma because being pulled out of the rubble is not easy.
02:44When I look at the building or what is left of it,
02:47I feel like it is going to fall on top of me.
02:51I still have that trauma, but here they treated us with dignity
02:55as people with psychological trauma should be treated.
03:03The state is addressing several fronts to advance the reconstruction
03:07of La Guayra and the other affected areas.
03:10Significant progress has been made in providing coordinated assistance to the population.
03:17Hernán Darío Tobar, Gaitán Telesur,
03:19Estado La Guayra, Venezuela.
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