Fragmented Emergency Coordination Tools During Venezuela Natural Disasters
During earthquakes and floods in Venezuela, residents lack a unified, connectivity-independent way to report damage, search for missing people, request emergency help, and locate shelters or supply points. Existing coordination relies on fragmented channels that may not function during infrastructure outages.
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