Myanmar: On 28th March 2025, a powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar, with its epicenter 10 miles northwest of Sagaing, near Mandalay. Countless lives were affected by the earthquake, adding to the existing humanitarian needs of 19.9 million people (HRNP). Photo: Aung Khant Zaw/Oxfam
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CARACAS, VENEZUELA - JUNE 24: People and rescuers work on the debris from the Rita building after a magnitude 7.2 earthquake struck Venezuela and other regions in the Caribbean on June 24, 2026, in Caracas, Venezuela. According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), the main earthquake was followed by a 7.5-magnitude aftershock less than a minute later; although some buildings collapsed, the number of victims, according to the authorities, is 32, and over 700 have been injured. (Photo by Edilzon Gamez/Getty Images)
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Two major earthquakes have struck Venezuela; an as-yet-undetermined number of deaths and injuries have been reported. There is severe property damage, disruptions to basic services, and emergency teams have been deployed to the affected areas.
This event compounds an already severe humanitarian crisis: as of early 2026, an estimated 7.9 million people in Venezuela were in need of humanitarian assistance. The current situation could further worsen the living conditions of thousands of people.
Our partners — local organizations working directly on the ground — are conducting initial assessments to determine the extent of the damage and the most urgent needs of the affected communities.
When a humanitarian crisis hits, it’s crucial the families facing these unimaginable challenges are supported fast to prevent further disaster. That’s why the International Crisis Fund exists.
By donating to our International Crisis Fund, you can support Oxfam and our local partners to act fast to provide life-saving support such as clean water, food, emergency shelter and sanitation facilities.
Please donate today and help Oxfam respond to crises like these. This urgent work can only happen with your help.
Palestinian Territory - Occupied: Duaa Abu Sabha uses the handwashing station that Oxfam distributed in response to people in the Al-Mawasi area in Khan Yunis Governorate.. Photo: Alef Multimedia Company / Oxfam.
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Around the world, families are facing crisis every day.
In the Middle East, the ongoing humanitarian crisis is continuing to upend lives.
In Venezuela, two powerful earthquakes struck on 24 June. Oxfam is closely monitoring the situation and any emerging humanitarian needs.
When a humanitarian crisis hits, it’s crucial the families facing these unimaginable challenges are supported fast to prevent further disaster. That’s why the International Crisis Fund exists.
By donating to our International Crisis Fund, you can support Oxfam and our local partners to act fast to provide life-saving support such as clean water, food, emergency shelter and sanitation facilities.
Please donate today and help Oxfam respond to crises like these. This urgent work can only happen with your help.
South Sudan: Refugee Asia* washing her hand at an Oxfam supported WASH facility at their shelter at the transit center in Renk. Photo: Peter Caton/Oxfam
South Sudan: Refugee Asia* washing her hand at an Oxfam supported WASH facility at their shelter at the transit center in Renk. Photo: Peter Caton/Oxfam
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