After welcoming families to solidarity shelters or hostels set up in other regions of the country, each state devises and organizes assistance to each of the displaced people from the areas affected by the earthquakes that hit the central region of the country.
In this regard, the Mayor's Office of Orituco (Guárico) activated a digital platform for comprehensive, free and timely care, designed to protect local families affected by earthquakes, as well as those citizens who enter the jurisdiction from other regions.
For this purpose, the official website was enabled. www.gobiernodelorituco.com Under the link "Orituco Solidario", a section where those affected can easily register to access a support network that guarantees immediate medical assistance, medicines, continuous monitoring of cases and provision of basic necessities and personal hygiene products.
The platform's operational functioning is supported by a multidisciplinary team from the mayor's office, which monitors, processes, and assists with each report in real time. This technical and human deployment allows each request to be transformed into an effective social response, which is directly implemented in the communities and at the Dr. José Francisco Torrealba Hospital, the town's main healthcare center.
During the launch of this technological tool at City Hall, Mayor Pedro Solórzano highlighted the social impact of the initiative and his administration's responsibility in the face of emergencies. "The reconstruction and protection of our people is not just an institutional task, it is a moral duty that calls upon us all equally," he emphasized.
The mayor pointed out that, beyond comprehensive assistance, the central objective is to restore peace and dignity to each of the families currently experiencing a vulnerable situation.
347 people receive comprehensive care in Monagas
A total of 106 families arrived in Monagas state after the tragedy experienced in the center of the country due to the recent earthquakes in Venezuela.
The governor of Monagas, Ernesto Luna, reported that each of the 347 members of this group is already receiving comprehensive health and psychological care to ensure their immediate well-being.
The regional leader added that the group consists of 133 women, 122 children under 12 years old and 93 men, housed in the entity.
He also announced that they are evaluating spaces to activate temporary shelters in case of any contingency.
The regional authority added that Monagas continues to actively provide direct clinical assistance in the most affected areas. This effort is sustained thanks to the commitment of the regional health volunteers, who are deployed in critical areas attending to emergencies on the ground.
