00:00Reconstruction efforts also continue to move forward along Venezuela's northern coast,
00:04where recovery teams are prioritizing structural safety in the hottest areas of the June 24
00:10earthquakes.
00:11For an out-of-the-ground look at the civil works, we cross our life to our correspondent
00:16Melinda Los Santos, who's standing by in La Mar Abajo, in La Guaira.
00:21Hello, studios.
00:22I'm coming to you from La Guaira, specifically from Mar de Abajo, and what you see right
00:27beside me is one of the working crews of the project Venezuela Renace, Venezuela Rises
00:34again.
00:35And it's a project of people who are coming to work in the infrastructures, in the buildings
00:41that are being recovered, that are being repaired, particularly here in La Guaira, you know, one
00:46of the most affected states by the double earthquakes of June 24.
00:50We continue to see this organization deployed.
00:55We have been covering it in Caracas, for example, and now we see it here.
01:00The people are organizing.
01:01We just talked to the engineer, Julio Rivero, who explained to us that they are about to work
01:07on a sector, on the Mare Dos building here in this section of La Guaira, and the objective
01:14is to inspect the buildings, to repair anything that needs to be repaired.
01:19Of course, we are talking about buildings that have been deemed safe in order to be able
01:25to be repaired in their most structure, and that where people can come back and live, continue
01:33living, and also having the safety that this is an okay place to be.
01:37Of course, that is one of the most important things that are happening right now.
01:41It's not just about the structure of the buildings.
01:44It's about taking and giving the people that security, that sense of safety in this way
01:51to recovery more than three weeks after the double earthquake that hit particularly the
01:56state of La Guaira.
01:57For now, I go back to you.
01:59.
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