On Monday, Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro declared that a terrestrial collapse in the north of the nation had claimed at least three lives.
According to Maduro, preliminary data also suggests significant material damage as a result of the ground collapse that happened in Maracai, the capital of Aragoa, which is located 80 kilometres from Caracas, in the El Castano area.
Venezuelan media displayed images of mudslides that wrecked whatever in its path and washed away automobiles, trees, and enormous rocks.
Madour spoke from Las Tixias, a 54-week-old landscape that was abandoned a week ago.
Knowing that a prior count had shown 50 dead and 56 missing in the catastrophe, he informed Maduro of this new outcome during his incodel visit to the affected site.
Venezuela experiences ongoing crises.
In addition to natural calamities, the population of Venezuela continues to flee violence, unrest, and threats, as well as a lack of basic necessities like food and medication.
With almost 5 million Venezuelans now living abroad, the majority of them in nations in Latin America and the Caribbean, Venezuela has one of the worst displacement crises in the entire globe.
Venezuela: A landslide claimed the lives of 3 persons.
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