Earthquake Response in La Guaira: Venezuela’s Environment Ministry says it’s moving ahead with an environmental recovery plan for quake-hit coastal areas in La Guaira, including introducing native plant species to restore coastline ecology and balance. Disaster Toll Updates: National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez reports the death toll from the June 24 twin earthquakes has reached 5,208, with 16,740 injured, 128,324 families assisted, and 107 temporary camps housing 23,820 people, alongside 1,388 aftershocks. Debris and Recovery Scale: Officials estimate the quakes generated about 2.106 million tons of debris, using a modeling study with UNDP—highlighting the environmental cleanup challenge ahead. Cultural Heritage Protection: UNESCO and Venezuela agreed on a technical support plan to safeguard archives, libraries, and cultural assets damaged by the double quake, prioritizing the Foro Libertador complex and risks to documents and collections. Community Support for Children: In Tanaguarena (La Guaira), Children’s Day activities turned the main square into a solidarity hub with food, drinking water, psychosocial support, and recreation for displaced children. International Solidarity: Pakistan’s new foreign minister, Félix Plasencia, thanked Islamabad for humanitarian support after the earthquakes and noted Pakistan’s role in regional dialogue and de-escalation. Energy Sector Push: The African Energy Chamber urged global investors to back Venezuela’s energy reopening and highlighted the upcoming Venezuela Energy Week in Caracas as a platform for new partnerships.