Venezuela quakes push fragile health system to the brink

The recent earthquakes in Venezuela have exacerbated the already dire state of the nation's healthcare system, which has been crumbling due to prolonged economic crisis, shortages of essential supplies, and a mass exodus of medical professionals. With each tremor, the system struggles to cope with increased demand for medical services while facing dwindling resources. This crisis highlights the urgent need for international aid to support Venezuela's healthcare infrastructure, as it teeters on the edge of collapse under the dual pressures of natural disaster and economic turmoil.