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Topic: disaster relief

U.S. airmen loading an urban search-and-rescue team and equipment onto an aircraft.
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Wednesday, 7/1, 01:48 AM

U.S. Sends Rescue Teams and $150 Million to Quake-Stricken Venezuela

  • The United States has mounted one of its largest international disaster responses in years for earthquake-ravaged Venezuela — three urban search-and-rescue teams, including one from Los Angeles County, plus military support and $150 million in aid — a striking effort given the administration's deep cuts to foreign assistance and the near-absence of normal ties with Caracas.

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