Aid workers warn of infectious diseases, overwhelmed hospitals after Venezuela earthquakes

Aid groups warn that Venezuela's healthcare system is near its limit following earthquakes that resulted in over 1,900 deaths. Hospitals are currently overwhelmed and under extreme pressure due to years of underinvestment. Consequently, aid workers are alerting authorities about the increased risk of infectious diseases spreading within the strained medical infrastructure. The situation remains critical as the country struggles to manage the casualties and health risks emerging from the recent seismic activity.