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Venezuela: Families affected by the earthquake find refuge in temporary accommodation in Caracas

Jul 2, 2026

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  • Earthquake-displaced families take shelter in an open-door temporary facility in Caracas CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JULY 2: Various volunteer groups organize recreational activities for children and young people as dozens of families displaced by the twin earthquakes that struck the country are finding a place to sleep, eat, and take shelter while trying to decide what to do next after losing their homes in Caracas, Venezuela, on July 2, 2026. It is an open-door temporary shelter: arrivals can stay for a night or several days, and are free to leave to look for relatives or try to resolve their situation. Around 500 families are currently settled in this shelter. Most come from various devastated areas of the capital, though families have also arr Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxDikoxBetancourtx
  • Earthquake-displaced families take shelter in an open-door temporary facility in Caracas CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JULY 2: Various volunteer groups organize recreational activities for children and young people as dozens of families displaced by the twin earthquakes that struck the country are finding a place to sleep, eat, and take shelter while trying to decide what to do next after losing their homes in Caracas, Venezuela, on July 2, 2026. It is an open-door temporary shelter: arrivals can stay for a night or several days, and are free to leave to look for relatives or try to resolve their situation. Around 500 families are currently settled in this shelter. Most come from various devastated areas of the capital, though families have also arr Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxDikoxBetancourtx
  • Earthquake-displaced families take shelter in an open-door temporary facility in Caracas CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JULY 2: Various volunteer groups organize recreational activities for children and young people as dozens of families displaced by the twin earthquakes that struck the country are finding a place to sleep, eat, and take shelter while trying to decide what to do next after losing their homes in Caracas, Venezuela, on July 2, 2026. It is an open-door temporary shelter: arrivals can stay for a night or several days, and are free to leave to look for relatives or try to resolve their situation. Around 500 families are currently settled in this shelter. Most come from various devastated areas of the capital, though families have also arr Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxDikoxBetancourtx
  • Earthquake-displaced families take shelter in an open-door temporary facility in Caracas CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JULY 2: Various volunteer groups organize recreational activities for children and young people as dozens of families displaced by the twin earthquakes that struck the country are finding a place to sleep, eat, and take shelter while trying to decide what to do next after losing their homes in Caracas, Venezuela, on July 2, 2026. It is an open-door temporary shelter: arrivals can stay for a night or several days, and are free to leave to look for relatives or try to resolve their situation. Around 500 families are currently settled in this shelter. Most come from various devastated areas of the capital, though families have also arr Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxDikoxBetancourtx
  • Earthquake-displaced families take shelter in an open-door temporary facility in Caracas CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JULY 2: Various volunteer groups organize recreational activities for children and young people as dozens of families displaced by the twin earthquakes that struck the country are finding a place to sleep, eat, and take shelter while trying to decide what to do next after losing their homes in Caracas, Venezuela, on July 2, 2026. It is an open-door temporary shelter: arrivals can stay for a night or several days, and are free to leave to look for relatives or try to resolve their situation. Around 500 families are currently settled in this shelter. Most come from various devastated areas of the capital, though families have also arr Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxDikoxBetancourtx
  • Earthquake-displaced families take shelter in an open-door temporary facility in Caracas CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JULY 2: Various volunteer groups organize recreational activities for children and young people as dozens of families displaced by the twin earthquakes that struck the country are finding a place to sleep, eat, and take shelter while trying to decide what to do next after losing their homes in Caracas, Venezuela, on July 2, 2026. It is an open-door temporary shelter: arrivals can stay for a night or several days, and are free to leave to look for relatives or try to resolve their situation. Around 500 families are currently settled in this shelter. Most come from various devastated areas of the capital, though families have also arr Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxDikoxBetancourtx
  • Earthquake-displaced families take shelter in an open-door temporary facility in Caracas CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JULY 2: Various volunteer groups organize recreational activities for children and young people as dozens of families displaced by the twin earthquakes that struck the country are finding a place to sleep, eat, and take shelter while trying to decide what to do next after losing their homes in Caracas, Venezuela, on July 2, 2026. It is an open-door temporary shelter: arrivals can stay for a night or several days, and are free to leave to look for relatives or try to resolve their situation. Around 500 families are currently settled in this shelter. Most come from various devastated areas of the capital, though families have also arr Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxDikoxBetancourtx
  • Earthquake-displaced families take shelter in an open-door temporary facility in Caracas CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JULY 2: Various volunteer groups organize recreational activities for children and young people as dozens of families displaced by the twin earthquakes that struck the country are finding a place to sleep, eat, and take shelter while trying to decide what to do next after losing their homes in Caracas, Venezuela, on July 2, 2026. It is an open-door temporary shelter: arrivals can stay for a night or several days, and are free to leave to look for relatives or try to resolve their situation. Around 500 families are currently settled in this shelter. Most come from various devastated areas of the capital, though families have also arr Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxDikoxBetancourtx
  • Earthquake-displaced families take shelter in an open-door temporary facility in Caracas CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JULY 2: Various volunteer groups organize recreational activities for children and young people as dozens of families displaced by the twin earthquakes that struck the country are finding a place to sleep, eat, and take shelter while trying to decide what to do next after losing their homes in Caracas, Venezuela, on July 2, 2026. It is an open-door temporary shelter: arrivals can stay for a night or several days, and are free to leave to look for relatives or try to resolve their situation. Around 500 families are currently settled in this shelter. Most come from various devastated areas of the capital, though families have also arr Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxDikoxBetancourtx
  • Earthquake-displaced families take shelter in an open-door temporary facility in Caracas CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JULY 2: Various volunteer groups organize recreational activities for children and young people as dozens of families displaced by the twin earthquakes that struck the country are finding a place to sleep, eat, and take shelter while trying to decide what to do next after losing their homes in Caracas, Venezuela, on July 2, 2026. It is an open-door temporary shelter: arrivals can stay for a night or several days, and are free to leave to look for relatives or try to resolve their situation. Around 500 families are currently settled in this shelter. Most come from various devastated areas of the capital, though families have also arr Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxDikoxBetancourtx
  • Earthquake-displaced families take shelter in an open-door temporary facility in Caracas CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JULY 2: A woman is seen among tents as dozens of families displaced by the twin earthquakes that struck the country are finding a place to sleep, eat, and take shelter while trying to decide what to do next after losing their homes in Caracas, Venezuela, on July 2, 2026. It is an open-door temporary shelter: arrivals can stay for a night or several days, and are free to leave to look for relatives or try to resolve their situation. Around 500 families are currently settled in this shelter. Most come from various devastated areas of the capital, though families have also arrived from La Guaira, the hardest-hit state, which was declar Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxDikoxBetancourtx
  • Earthquake-displaced families take shelter in an open-door temporary facility in Caracas CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JULY 2: Various volunteer groups organize recreational activities for children and young people as dozens of families displaced by the twin earthquakes that struck the country are finding a place to sleep, eat, and take shelter while trying to decide what to do next after losing their homes in Caracas, Venezuela, on July 2, 2026. It is an open-door temporary shelter: arrivals can stay for a night or several days, and are free to leave to look for relatives or try to resolve their situation. Around 500 families are currently settled in this shelter. Most come from various devastated areas of the capital, though families have also arr Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxDikoxBetancourtx
  • Earthquake-displaced families take shelter in an open-door temporary facility in Caracas CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JULY 2: Various volunteer groups organize recreational activities for children and young people as dozens of families displaced by the twin earthquakes that struck the country are finding a place to sleep, eat, and take shelter while trying to decide what to do next after losing their homes in Caracas, Venezuela, on July 2, 2026. It is an open-door temporary shelter: arrivals can stay for a night or several days, and are free to leave to look for relatives or try to resolve their situation. Around 500 families are currently settled in this shelter. Most come from various devastated areas of the capital, though families have also arr Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxDikoxBetancourtx
  • Earthquake-displaced families take shelter in an open-door temporary facility in Caracas CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JULY 2: Various volunteer groups organize recreational activities for children and young people as dozens of families displaced by the twin earthquakes that struck the country are finding a place to sleep, eat, and take shelter while trying to decide what to do next after losing their homes in Caracas, Venezuela, on July 2, 2026. It is an open-door temporary shelter: arrivals can stay for a night or several days, and are free to leave to look for relatives or try to resolve their situation. Around 500 families are currently settled in this shelter. Most come from various devastated areas of the capital, though families have also arr Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxDikoxBetancourtx
  • Earthquake-displaced families take shelter in an open-door temporary facility in Caracas CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JULY 2: Various volunteer groups organize recreational activities for children and young people as dozens of families displaced by the twin earthquakes that struck the country are finding a place to sleep, eat, and take shelter while trying to decide what to do next after losing their homes in Caracas, Venezuela, on July 2, 2026. It is an open-door temporary shelter: arrivals can stay for a night or several days, and are free to leave to look for relatives or try to resolve their situation. Around 500 families are currently settled in this shelter. Most come from various devastated areas of the capital, though families have also arr Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxDikoxBetancourtx