Doctors in Venezuela Fear Prolonged Healthcare Crisis After Earthquakes

Doctors in Venezuela are worried about a long-term healthcare crisis following the recent earthquakes. The head of a hospital's trauma department fears unaddressed infections could cause thousands more deaths, and the country's already weak healthcare system is overwhelmed. At least 2295 people have died and more than 11,000 have been injured, with tens of thousands still missing, and the UN warns of a humanitarian crisis due to the poor state of Venezuelan healthcare.

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