Governor of La Guaira says most survivors were rescued before international aid arrived.

The majority of the people rescued alive after the earthquakes of June 24th in La Guaira were thanks to the spontaneous action of local residents and security forces, and not due to the international aid that arrived later, according to the governor of the region, José Alejandro Terán, who stated this on Sunday.

"I believe that the majority of people were rescued during that early morning and the following two days, even before the international rescue teams arrived," he said.

According to his explanation, within less than three hours, the sole authority designated by the interim president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, was already in the area, along with a contingent of Civil Protection personnel, which initiated a three-phase plan: emergency response, recovery, and rebuilding.

More US Military arriving in La Guaira with humanitarian aid

U.S. Marines with Littoral Combat Force-24 offload supplies from a stake bed truck at the Port of La Guaira, Venezuela, July 10, 2026. U.S. service members at the port are supporting the rapid movement and distribution of disaster assistance to the people of Venezuela.

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I am not doing well psychologically. My mental health has been poor these weeks since the earthquake on June 24. Thank God I did not lose any family members, but I did lose a friend who studied with me at university. Empathy is primordial to being human, and I have been providing all the help I have been available to give (for example, donating blood).

Please excuse me and understand that I have not been able to be more continuous with the news due to the aforementioned reasons.

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✝ An altar dedicated to the children who died in the earthquake on June 24

After more than 20 days trapped under rubble, a cat was rescued this morning. Block 3 of the Páez housing complex.

✝ A Father honors his deceased son in La Guaira with a painting signed by rescuers.

More footage from the 24 june during the earthquake

You can see how the ground splits and trenches form

The number of deaths reported from the earthquakes exceeds 5000.

Short tour of La Guaira.

4 days ago.