After quake, Venezuelans left to deal with trauma and grief

Following two devastating earthquakes that left over 3,000 dead and 17,000 injured, Venezuela is grappling with widespread destruction and immense psychological trauma. The quakes have not only claimed lives but also obliterated thousands of homes, leaving many survivors to cope with the loss of their homes and loved ones. The emotional aftermath is profound, highlighting the need for mental health support as the nation begins the arduous process of rebuilding. This crisis underscores the urgent need for both immediate relief and long-term support to address the psychological scars left by the disaster.