Venezuela earthquake: eateries and stations become field hospitals
Residents of La Guaira State in Venezuela are suffering the aftermath of two severe earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 on the Richter scale. These earthquakes have resulted in the deaths of over 2,600 people and injuries to more than 12,000. One branch of the McDonald's restaurant chain has been transformed into a temporary medical care center, where more than thirty doctors are providing treatment to the victims. They face challenges related to the risk of infectious disease outbreaks due to overcrowding and rescue operations.
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