Venezuelan Aid Workers Warn of Cholera Risk After Earthquakes Damage Water Supply

Aid workers in Venezuela are raising alarms about potential disease outbreaks. Recent earthquakes have damaged critical water infrastructure. The loss of clean Aid workers in Venezuela are raising alarms about potential disease outbreaks.

Recent earthquakes have damaged critical water infrastructure. The loss of clean water heightens the risk of illnesses such as cholera. Communities already facing water scarcity are especially vulnerable. Health officials warn that

cholera could spread rapidly without intervention. The damage also hampers ongoing humanitarian response efforts. Workers are urging rapid restoration of water services and sanitation. International agencies are monitoring the situation and preparing aid.