The World Health Organization (WHO) says Venezuela’s health system is under significant strain after recent earthquakes. Multiple reports describe hospitals and care facilities as operating near their limits, with disruptions affecting the ability to provide routine and emergency services. The WHO warns that damage to health infrastructure and logistical challenges worsen pressure on medical staff and supplies. As a result, treatment capacity is constrained and the system is increasingly unable to meet increased health needs following the earthquakes. The reports characterize the situation as escalating, with health facilities facing worsening conditions rather than a quick recovery. While specific casualty figures and the extent of facility damage are not detailed in the provided summaries, both outlets emphasize the same core message: the earthquakes are intensifying existing vulnerabilities in Venezuela’s health sector and driving further strain on hospitals. The WHO’s warning indicates that immediate support and coordination may be required to maintain care and manage post-disaster health risks.