Aid agencies are trying to meet the immense humanitarian needs of thousands of Venezuelans who survived twin earthquakes last month and are now facing homelessness.
The Venezuelan government says at least 3,342 people have been killed, and more than 16,000 injured. Tens of thousands could be missing according to an unofficial list.
Psychologists and aid workers are working with some of the most vulnerable survivors — children — helping them process their trauma, as Catalina Flórez reports.
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