Infection from wounds is the most urgent problem in Venezuela, doctors say
· Telemundo McAllen (KTLM)
In the aftermath of the devastating twin earthquakes in Venezuela, medical professionals are warning of an impending health crisis due to untreated wounds and infectious diseases. With over 2,295 dead and 11,000 injured, many displaced individuals lack access to clean water and proper sanitation. The U.S. has deployed 900 military personnel to assist in rescue efforts and has pledged $300 million in aid. Hospitals, already struggling with shortages, are now overwhelmed with patients suffering from severe injuries. The government faces criticism for its disaster response, as thousands remain missing and reports of police misconduct emerge amid the chaos.
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