United States — United States Geological Survey & International Organization for Migration

United States — United States Geological Survey: The United States — United States Geological Survey provided critical data on the magnitude, depth, and epicenters of the earthquakes, as well as predictive modeling for casualties and damage, informing global understanding and response efforts.

International Organization for Migration: The International Organization for Migration estimated that up to 6.76 million people in Venezuela could be affected by the quakes, highlighting the massive scale of the humanitarian crisis.

United States — United States Geological Survey: The United States — United States Geological Survey reported the magnitudes and epicenters of the earthquakes and issued a high-level PAGER alert, warning of potentially catastrophic human and economic losses.

International Organization for Migration: The International Organization for Migration estimates that up to 6.76 million people could be affected by the earthquakes in Venezuela, including 2 million in Caracas alone, and is supplying emergency shelter and relief.

United States — United States Geological Survey: The United States — United States Geological Survey provided measurements of the earthquake magnitudes and aftershocks, contributing to the scientific understanding of the seismic events.

International Organization for Migration: The International Organization for Migration estimated that up to 6.76 million people in Venezuela could be affected by the disaster, requiring shelter, water, sanitation, healthcare, and essential relief items.