委内瑞拉地震死亡人数突破920人，救援窗口关闭，部分统计接近千人

后续进展

1. 2026年7月1日

   UN OCHA July 1 bulletin warned that needs are 'skyrocketing' as search-and-rescue transitions to recovery operations. The confirmed death toll remains 1,943 but Venezuelan authorities and the UN say the true figure is likely far higher; 43,000+ remain listed as missing. A UN appeal for US$52 million for children's services has received minimal pledges. ↗

2. 2026年6月30日 18:00Z

   Official death toll reached 1,943 with 10,571 injured and 43,000 still missing, per Euronews citing Venezuelan authorities. Simón Bolívar Airport's primary runway remains closed under NOTAM until at least July 2. International search teams from 44 countries, totaling 2,245 specialists and 140 dogs, remain active. Rescue teams from 44 international urban search-and-rescue teams, totaling 2,245 specialists, are on the ground. ↗

3. 2026年6月30日 09:00Z

   SOUTHCOM declared La Guaira port fully operational; USS Fort Lauderdale began using its berths for heavy-equipment offloading. Acting President Delcy Rodriguez announced a $200 million reconstruction fund and established a building inspection committee using a traffic-light (red/yellow/green) structural classification system. UNICEF confirmed a 48-tonne emergency supplies shipment from Copenhagen has arrived; the agency estimates 680,000 children require humanitarian assistance and is seeking $52 million in response funding. ↗

4. 2026年6月29日 22:29Z

   Death toll confirmed at 1,719 by National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez; 5,034 injured, 46,600 missing; 1.8 million require humanitarian assistance; OCHA coordinated 2,200 rescuers from 27 countries; 10,000 body bags procured; USGS PAGER models final toll exceeding 100,000; NASA assessed 58,870 buildings damaged or destroyed. ↗

5. 2026年6月27日 18:00Z

   Death toll confirmed at 1,430 by Venezuela's National Assembly President; 3,238 injured, 3,142 families lost homes; 30 international search teams active; 60% of electricity restored in La Guaira state; at least 430 aftershocks recorded. ↗

6. 2026年6月27日 03:00Z

   Official death toll reached at least 920 confirmed dead with over 4,500 injured; some counts approaching 1,000; 172 still trapped under rubble; six more nations dispatched search teams. ↗

7. 2026年6月26日 16:28Z

   Multipolar relief mobilised beyond the US deployment: India flew a 41-member medical team, a field hospital and 30 tonnes of relief on two air force aircraft; China's government and Red Cross sent rescue and medical aid; Turkey sent 67 specialists; El Salvador 300 rescuers and 50 tonnes; Cuba, Brazil, Mexico and Colombia also deployed teams. Caracas said only UN-certified rescuers would assist. ↗