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Three Americans dead in Venezuela earthquakes, says State Department
Key takeaways
- A State Department spokesperson confirmed the deaths of three Americans resulting from the earthquakes to News Nation s Hannah Brandt on Monday.
- The State Department official also said it has received reports of approximately 12 Americans who may be missing following the quakes, which rocked Venezuela last week.
- We extend our deepest condolences to all the victims of the devastating earthquakes and their loved ones, and are committed to supporting the people of Venezuela during this difficult time, the official added.
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A State Department spokesperson confirmed the deaths of three Americans resulting from the earthquakes to News Nation s Hannah Brandt on Monday. The department added that its consular team is in contact with the families of the deceased and providing assistance.
The State Department official also said it has received reports of approximately 12 Americans who may be missing following the quakes, which rocked Venezuela last week.
We extend our deepest condolences to all the victims of the devastating earthquakes and their loved ones, and are committed to supporting the people of Venezuela during this difficult time, the official added.
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