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Nearly four weeks after the devastating twin earthquakes of June 24, the Venezuela Rises Again plan kickstarts repair work for the homes affected by the June 24th double earthquake. Our correspondent Belén de los Santos brings us the details. teleSUR

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00:00As part of the Venezuela Rises plan, repair work is underway on homes affected by the June 24 earthquakes.
00:07Our colleague Belinda Los Santos brings us the following story from La Guayra.
00:14In Mareabajo, La Guayra, reconstruction work began weeks ago.
00:18Located just meters from the sea, these apartment buildings were given a yellow classification following the professional inspection.
00:25They are not structurally compromised but do require repairs.
00:28That is a task that is being carried out by the workers of the plan Venezuela Rises Again.
00:36We have crews ready to rehabilitate 172 homes that are currently being attended to in order to protect the lives
00:44of the Venezuelan people.
00:48Who were affected on June 24 by the double earthquake that struck this area?
00:53Of the more than 9,600 buildings already assessed in La Guayra State, 1,785 have received a yellow classification,
01:02as is the case of Mare One Tower.
01:05The specialists came first, the engineers, the structural pathologists, the surveyors who inspected the site.
01:14Well, they are the ones who know, they are the experts.
01:19And they determined that the foundation was affected.
01:23But its performance allowed the structure to be repaired rather than demolished.
01:28The work is being carried out without rest so that residents can resume life home as soon as possible.
01:36My apartment suffered some cracks, mostly around the large window, which was the most affected area.
01:44They have really been working hard.
01:48They are doing a good job, both the engineers, the architects, and their entire team.
01:55The team has been here consistently from Monday through Monday.
01:59They have even worked on Sundays.
02:00It seems that starting next week, they will begin working at night so they can deliver the tower as quickly
02:06as possible.
02:07During a supervision tour of the work, the president of the Venezuela Rises Again Plan said that the repairs take
02:13into account the characteristics of each structure and its location.
02:17The goal is to urgently address the population seats.
02:21This is the methodology approved by the specialists for this type of building that received a yellow classification, meaning it
02:30is repairable and habitable.
02:31A total of 11,794 homes are currently under reconstruction nationwide as part of the Venezuela Rises Again Plan.
02:42On camera, Marcos Da Silva, Belen De Los Santos for Telesur English from La Guayra, Venezuela.
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