Venezuela earthquakes strain already fragile health system

Recent earthquakes struck Venezuela, adding pressure to a health system already in crisis. The tremors caused widespread damage in affected regions. Local firefighters reported a shortage of flashlights. As a result, they are resorting to using cellphone lights for illumination. A doctor in the disaster zone said a nearby hospital is overwhelmed. The hospital is operating without running water. The lack of basic utilities hampers patient care and response efforts. Authorities face challenges coordinating relief amid strained medical resources.