Venice’s floods killed 6,125 people in two days, according to a new report

• Horridge Rodrigues said that the floods in Venice killed 6,125 people, while the number of deaths was 5,546.
• After the floods, on 24 April, the magnitude of 7.2 to 7.5 may have been recorded, and at least 200 buildings were damaged, according to the report.
• The report on the earthquake, which occurred in the vicinity of the town, said that it could have been caused by the collapse of the Earth; the materials also indicate that there was a sequence of shocks at the time of the earthquake.

According to the report, two days of flooding in Venice killed 6,125 people. The report also says that the number of deaths was 6,125. The report on the deaths of the people of Venice was released by the UN.

Earlier figures showed that, over just a few days, the floods killed 6,125 people. The report adds that the floods spread across the city, and that at least 200 buildings were damaged, with the most severe damage reported in the area of La-Guaira, where the highest number of casualties was recorded.

The number of deaths was 5,546. The report also says that the materials indicate that the death toll may have been at least 17,000.

According to the media, the governor of La Guaira, Alexander Teran, said that about 1,400 people were killed.

It also said that, according to the materials, the death toll could be as high as 10,000.

Meanwhile, the report notes that at least 16,200 people were injured, after which the death toll rose further. There may be 24,000 people in La Guaira who need urgent help.

The report on the earthquake said that the law, which was adopted to help people, could not be implemented without a catastrophe. The materials provide that the document states that, during the time of the catastrophe, the government approved a series of measures (including financial support) for the administration.

The report also says that the total damage caused by the disaster could exceed 350,000 tonnes of liquefied gas. The figure, according to the report, is 16.5% of the total damage caused by the disaster, according to the UNDP.

Earlier blocks of the materials include the following: according to them, Delis Rodriguez, who was in charge of the operation, arrived in the city of La Guaira, where he said that the disaster could have been prevented. The materials also state that Delis Rodriguez defended the city’s residents. The materials also say that Delis Rodriguez told the authorities that the disaster was caused by the lack of adequate preparedness.

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