Digital platform will allow citizens to report missing relatives and infrastructure damage following the earthquakes
Venezuela’s acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, announced the activation of the VenApp platform to support emergency response efforts after two powerful earthquakes struck several regions of the country on Thursday.
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The application will enable families to report missing relatives and notify authorities of damage to public infrastructure, providing a direct digital channel for emergency assistance.
According to Rodríguez, the measure is part of the activation of the High Command following the declaration of a State of Emergency, as established under the country’s Constitution. VenApp, originally developed to improve public services, has now been integrated into rescue operations to facilitate the immediate reporting of emergencies.
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| Se registran daños provocados por sismos en la parroquia La Pastora de la ciudad capital.
La aplicación VenApp se encuentra activa para reportar daños a infraestructuras y situaciones de emergencia. pic.twitter.com/tylztPGTq3
— Ministerio de Comunicación e Información (@mippci_ven) June 25, 2026
Text Reads: Damage caused by earthquakes is recorded in La Pastora parish of the capital city. The VenApp application is active for reporting damage to infrastructure and emergency situations.
“We have decided to activate the High Command (…) so that, together, we can address and begin to manage the entire situation generated by these two consecutive earthquakes that our country suffered today.”
Delcy Rodríguez also appointed Major General Juan Ernesto Sulbarán Quintero of the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB) to coordinate the emergency response.
The platform is now directly connected to the High Command, allowing authorities to receive reports from citizens in real time. VenApp operates within the framework of the 1×10 Good Government initiative, a Venezuelan-developed social network designed to monitor public services through direct communication with the government.
Text Reads: In response to the earthquake, we’ve enabled the “June 24 Earthquake” category so you can quickly report any incidents.
If you, your family, or your community have been affected, please submit your report on VenApp.com, including your location and details of the situation. This information will help identify where assistance is needed and connect you with the appropriate agencies.
Every report counts.
Venezuela was hit by two high-magnitude earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 during the afternoon, causing significant material damage and loss of life.
The hardest-hit areas include Caracas, Carabobo, San Felipe, Maracay and La Guaira, where authorities and civil protection teams have been deployed to conduct rescue operations and assess the extent of the damage.
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