One month after devastating earthquakes hit Venezuela, cleanup efforts are still in chaos—rubble, toxic dust, and hazardous chemicals threaten public health and the environment. Official tolls show thousands dead, millions displaced, and billions in damage, but the real crisis lies in the aftermath: contaminated water, disease risks, and crumbling infrastructure. With healthcare systems already strained and the rainy season looming, experts warn of landslides and environmental disasters if debris isn’t managed properly. Rebuilding safely and restoring essential services is now the urgent priority—before the next disaster strikes.
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