Cruz Roja Venezolana (@CruzRojaVe) — actualizaciones oficiales
Canal oficial de la Cruz Roja Venezolana en X con actualizaciones locales sobre la respuesta de emergencia y la ayuda humanitaria.
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Venezuela's national unified emergency line: 911 (VEN 9-1-1). To report missing persons after the earthquake: 0800-RESCATE (0800-7372282), integrated with VenApp. Calling from abroad: dial +58 and drop the leading 0 (+58 800-7372282).
911 (VEN 9-1-1) — national unified emergency line (medical, police, rescue).
0800-RESCATE (0800-7372282) — earthquake missing persons report line, integrated with VenApp.
The former 171 line has been in progressive replacement by 911 since 2019 (source: ven911.gob.ve); it may still be active in some regions. Use it only as a backup. Follow @CruzRojaVe on X for real-time local updates.
OCHA is coordinating search and rescue teams through the UN INSARAG system. The IFRC launched an emergency appeal for 50 million Swiss francs to support the response.
VEN 9-1-1 — Sistema nacional unificado de emergencias
Línea nacional unificada de emergencias en Venezuela, activada por el Estado en sustitución progresiva del antiguo 171. Marca 911 para emergencias médicas, policiales o de rescate.
Frequently asked questions
- What number do I call if someone is trapped?
- Call 911 (VEN 9-1-1), Venezuela's national unified emergency line. To report missing persons specifically after the earthquake, use 0800-RESCATE (0800-7372282), integrated with VenApp. From abroad, dial +58 and drop the leading 0.
- Are international rescue teams deployed?
- Yes. OCHA is coordinating search and rescue teams through the UN INSARAG system. The IFRC launched an emergency appeal for 50 million Swiss francs to support the operation.
- Can I join as a volunteer rescuer?
- Rescue in collapsed structures requires certified training (USAR). If you do not have that training, going to the affected area may hinder operations. If you are a certified professional, contact your national INSARAG coordination.