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One month after the twin earthquakes that struck Venezuela on June 24th, recovery efforts continue in La Guaira, the state most heavily impacted by the twin earthquakes. Our correspondent Belén de los Santos brings us the details from the area. teleSUR

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00:00One month after the twin earthquakes that hit Venezuela on June 24, work teams continue deployed throughout La Guayra, the
00:07state most heavily impacted by the seismic event.
00:10Our correspondent, Belen de los Santos, is in Los Cocos' neighborhood with more details.
00:17Hello, studios. I'm coming to you from La Guayra.
00:19In this case, we came to Los Cocos, one of the most affected sectors of the state after the double
00:27earthquake of June 24.
00:30One of the sites where there was major damage to many of these structures and collapsed buildings.
00:38Just right behind me, you see the OPP 26, one of the number of towers that were collapsed here.
00:50And what you see is nonstop work.
00:53It's a month after that June 24, that changed Venezuela and particularly La Guayra forever.
01:01And from that moment on, the work has not ceased.
01:05Of course, there were many of those rescues came from these sites.
01:11And now that a month has passed, the different organizations, particularly from Venezuela, different sectors of the state,
01:19and also from the different states of the country that have come here to help in the rescue efforts,
01:26continue working in the removal of debris and searching for the family members, for the loved ones of many here
01:37in the community.
01:37A joint effort that continues after one month between organizations, rescuers, with the help of international brigades that came here,
01:49but particularly from the Venezuelan forces that are working with the community,
01:53that know the territory, that know the building, that know the people who lived here,
01:58and that continue and do not stop in their efforts to bring those affected families that have gone through so
02:07much grief,
02:07a grief that is not only for the neighbors here in Los Pocos, that extends to the state and to
02:13the country,
02:14bring them a little bit of peace in knowing that the efforts are not stopping
02:20and that everyone is working together in order to recover those loved ones that they are waiting for.
02:28And that is what is happening.
02:29That was one of the promises.
02:31Of course, there is a lot of dust moving around.
02:35We are at the site of work right now.
02:38And one of the promises was that work would not stop.
02:42It would not stop until every last sign of life was cared for.
02:48And that is how many were rescued.
02:51And also, it is not stopping now that the main objective is to find those loved ones, those family members.
03:01And that is what this work is all about.
03:04That is one of the things happening right now in La Guayra,
03:08as all the stages of recovery are deployed at the same time.
03:11This is happening while apartments are being repaired as well,
03:15while territories are being inspected for new constructions,
03:19while people are being cared for in the health centers and in the transitory camps.
03:26All of that is happening at the same time, one month after the double earthquakes.
03:31I go back to you now.
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