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El Pasoans Can Support Earthquake Relief Efforts in Venezuela

KTSM••Gabriela Aoun Angueira and The Associated Press
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On Wednesday evening, Venezuela experienced two significant earthquakes that resulted in the collapse of buildings, with hundreds confirmed dead and thousands reported missing. This disaster has created an urgent need for assistance as the northern region of the country struggles to cope with the aftermath. Local organizations and relief efforts are mobilizing to provide support to those affected, and residents of El Paso are encouraged to contribute to these initiatives. The situation highlights the importance of community solidarity and the role of international aid in disaster recovery.

Key Details: • Residents are encouraged to donate to local relief organizations. • Check with community centers for specific ways to help. • Stay informed about ongoing relief efforts and updates.

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