The World Bank has reported that the two recent earthquakes in Venezuela caused an estimated $19.6 billion in damages. According to the report, 47 percent of the physical damage was to residential buildings.
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World Bank estimates $19.6 billion in damage from Venezuela earthquakes
The World Bank has estimated that the damage from two earthquakes in Venezuela amounts to $19.6 billion, with nearly half of the damage affecting residential structures. The report highlights the significant impact of these natural disasters on the country's infrastructure.
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