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As engineering teams advance in structural repairs of residential buildings in La Guaira, three weeks after the destructive twin earthquakes, local communities are organizing in psychological support for those most affected for Children's Day. Our correspondent Belen de los Santos brings us all the details. teleSUR

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00:00As engineering teams advance with the structural repair of residential buildings in La Guaira
00:05three weeks after the destructive twin earthquakes, local communities are also organizing psychological
00:10support and recreational events to commemorate Children's Day.
00:14For the details on this dual effort of infrastructure repair and community care, we go live to our
00:19correspondent Melinda Los Santos in Mare Abajo.
00:24Hello studios, how are you? We continue here in La Guaira, particularly in Mare Abajo.
00:30We continue to join in the works in the buildings that are being now repaired as the project of
00:36Venezuela Renace or Venezuela is born again, rises again. It is the plan to repair the structures,
00:46the buildings that have been affected by the twin earthquakes of June 24th.
00:50We have been leading this and leading a tour around this apartment with the different
00:56testimonies. They have been telling us the people who are living here. Some are inside the apartment
01:03and some are staying in this tents that you see behind me as well. This tents that were provided
01:09by the international aid. We see everything that has been coming in now deployed in the territory
01:14tents that have provided these people of a place to sleep, to stay, to have their essential goods
01:23and supplies while the crews are working on their houses in order for them to be able to come back.
01:31We are talking about buildings that, of course, suffer damages, but not structurally, at least
01:36in terms of damages that compromises the building as a whole. So what we've been seeing as crews that
01:44are working on the walls, mainly works that are the structural element for the entire building.
01:51And they have been showing us their process. Also, the people telling us their experience of waiting for
01:59these days to come. They are thankful that these works began also two weeks ago and they have been
02:06ongoing. So they have been seeing the development and grateful for the rapid response. Hopeful in this
02:15corner of La Guayra that they will be able to come back to their buildings. Also, let's recall that today
02:22it is Children's Day or Youth Day here in Venezuela. So we'll be heading to some other activities close by,
02:30nearby, because there are recreational activities taking place right now in order to provide the
02:35children amidst this tragedy with a place for play, for laughter. That is what today also is all about.
02:43For now, I go back to you.
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