CNN correspondent monitors the arrival of humanitarian aid to Venezuela

Venezuela's main airport, Simón Bolívar, in Maiquetía, remains closed to commercial flights due to damage caused by the earthquakes that hit the country. However, the structure began to receive military aircraft loaded with humanitarian aid sent by several nations.

Reporter Daniella Zambrano, CNN correspondent in Venezuela, closely followed the arrival of the shipments. According to her, a specific area of the airport, the presidential ramp, was intended exclusively for receiving international aid.

Teams of rescuers and military aircraft from Ecuador, the United States, Colombia and Chile have already arrived in Venezuela to provide assistance to the victims. Zambrano reported that in addition, at the air base in the state of Aragua, the arrival of teams and supplies from Switzerland, Mexico, El Salvador and Spain were recorded.

The situation in the country is described by the correspondent as extremely serious. "It's a very difficult situation for Venezuela right now and it needs a lot of help from qualified people to be able to rescue those people who are still under the rubble," said Zambrano.

The reporter also highlighted that around 100 buildings were completely destroyed by the tremors. "It's a true tragedy for Venezuela," he concluded.

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Source: CNN