
Venezuelan earthquake survivors hit by second quake in Colombia after fleeing across border
Brothers Deivi, 17, and Winder Delfín, 15, survived Venezuela's June 24 twin earthquakes that killed over 6,300 and collapsed their home, claiming their mother, brother, and grandmother. After fleeing to Colombia, they were caught by a second earthquake there — displaced survivors becoming victims again within weeks, with no institutional handoff between the two countries' emergency systems.
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