At least one American is believed to have been killed in the back-to-back earthquakes that hit Venezuela this week, according to the State Department. The State Department has confirmed the death of an American citizen, but has not released further details.
The earthquakes, which struck Venezuela on June 24, have caused widespread destruction and loss of life. Buffalo residents with family ties to Venezuela are affected by the devastating news, and local community leaders are offering support and resources to those in need.
Venezuela has a significant presence in Buffalo, with many residents having family ties to the country. The Venezuelan community in Buffalo is coming together to support those affected by the earthquakes.
The State Department is working to provide assistance to American citizens affected by the earthquakes, and local officials are urging Buffalo residents to reach out to their loved ones in Venezuela to offer support.
As the situation in Venezuela continues to unfold, Buffalo residents are urged to stay informed and offer support to those in need. The Buffalo City Council will be holding a meeting on July 10 to discuss ways to support the Venezuelan community in Buffalo.
The State Department's confirmation of the American death in Venezuela serves as a reminder of the global connections that exist between Buffalo and other countries. Buffalo residents are encouraged to stay vigilant and offer support to those affected by international crises.