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Venezuela has inspected more than 63,500 buildings following the june earthquakes, as authorities expand a nationwide assessment and reconstruction effort.

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00:14Venezuela has inspected more than 63,500 buildings following during earthquakes as authorities
00:20expand a nationwide assessment and reconstruction effort. Chair of the Presidential Commission for
00:26the Assessment of Infrastructure Habitability, Francisco Garces, reported that 36,910 structures
00:31received a green classification of 15,000 were marked yellow and 11,658 red. Authority stressed
00:39that a red classification does not automatically mean demolition. Instead, each cage will undergo
00:45detailed assessments to determine whether buildings can be reinforced, repaired or must
00:50be replaced. The inspections are part of a broader reconstruction strategy aimed not only
00:55at repairing earthquake damage but also at strengthening future construction and improving the safety
01:00and resilience of Venezuela's infrastructure. Garces added that the Maquetilla International
01:05Airport landing strips are fully operational, again, as work continues toward the complete
01:11recovery of the country's main air terminal.
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