@homeroboscan Ummm for international flights out of Maiquetía we always had to show up at least 5 hours before. It was always a shit show because the check-in counters wouldn't open until 3 hours before the flight. And they would close 2 hours before the flight. Can you see the problem???
@eduardomenoni@delcyrodriguezv Within 12 hours there were bulldozers on the coastal road in Caraballeda making it passable for motos so people could get in and out. Can't get help without roads bro
@AlertaMundoNews I must admit. Since I'm the only house with power for miles I appreciate the rifles (just in case).i share the power so everyone can charge there phones and my Starlink so people can keep in touch. But I sleep safe knowing those rifles protect my 2 year old daughter from chaos
To change the address I'm supposed to deactivate the account and then reactivate with a venezulan address. Then it's free or something. But I don't want to risk not being able to reconnect. I'm the only house with power and internet for miles.
Without #starlink no one in los corales, la guaira would have internet. The cell towers were on top of a building that collapsed. It's the biggest on the before sans after pictures. Thanks @elonmusk . Please don't cut off my Starlink (it's still linked to a Colombian address.
66 hours in and they found a survivor in the ruble. This is in LA Guaira Caraballeda Venezuela. We had to turn our motorcycles off so the rescuers could hear the calls for help and find the people. Too much death around us so I waited with hope. Almost cried when I saw the 👍🏼!
@eduardomenoni Its because there are too many volunteers! The motos and card block the roads and prevent rescue workers. It's great that people come to help but now there are specialized rescue teams with heavy equipment that need access. Look at the traffic in this video. How can an 🚑 move
@ericfarns Umm the response is massive. Earthquake at 6pm. By noon the next day heavy equipment was coming in to work on the roads. That night at midnight container truck loads of food and clothing and water moved through without traffic. Given out in the morning. The. Rescue crews out
Right now the main coast road in la guaira Venezuela had been repaired to fully drivable. And rescue crews, food, water trucks, clothes are being handed out. Lot of police and military out here helping being very friendly. Handing out water bottles. Lots of volunteers coming