26/06/2026
Bismillah
Innalillahi wa Inna ilaihi rojiun
Semoga allah SWT melindungi para survival terutama kelompok vulnerable yakni anak, para Ibu Baik Ibu hamil maupun Ibu menyusui juga kelompok Lansia serta penyandang disabilities
An estimated 3.9 million children live in the areas affected by the powerful 7.5 and 7.2 magnitude earthquakes that struck Venezuela on 24 June, putting thousands of children and families at risk.
The most affected regions have seen dozens of buildings collapse, with children reportedly among the casualties.
“As the scale of the damage becomes clearer, children's safety, protection and well-being must remain at the center of the response.” - UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell.
Children are among the most vulnerable when disasters strike. In the hours and days ahead, affected children can face injury, family separation, displacement, distress, and disruptions to services including healthcare, safe water, education and protection.
UNICEF is coordinating with national authorities and partners to assess the needs of affected populations and support response efforts to help ensure that children and families have access to medical care, protection services, psychosocial support, safe water, and safe spaces.
Read more: https://unicef.link/4oLXRb4
