UN scales up humanitarian response in Venezuela as over 6,400 rescued
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Posted on 1 July 2026
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The article reports on humanitarian efforts in Venezuela, where authorities have rescued more than 6,400 people as UN agencies and partners scale up assistance. Support includes temporary shelter, health care, mental health services, child-friendly spaces, and food rations from the World Food Programme in areas like La Guaira.
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· 3 pulledAuthorities report more than 6,400 people rescued as humanitarian response expands
The Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reports that the UN and its humanitarian partners are scaling up assistance as search-and-rescue operations continue in Venezuela.
The World Food Programme has provided ready-to-eat food rations and is supporting
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