The humanitarian aid collected in Castellón will depart on September 9th to Venezuela
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The humanitarian aid collected in Castellón will depart on September 9th to Venezuela

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General5 September 2026 at 11:12

The humanitarian aid collected in Castellón for the people affected by the earthquakes registered last June in Venezuela will depart on the 9th of September heading to the port of La Guaira. The information indicates that the departure was rescheduled for that date.

The association ASOVECAS completed the necessary procedures to make the entry of aid into the Venezuelan country possible. This organization was responsible for coordinating the logistical and administrative procedures for sending the humanitarian assistance.

The aid was collected in Castellón and was destined for the populations that suffered from the effects of the earthquakes that occurred in June in Venezuela. The organization of the shipment involved various procedures to guarantee that the assistance could cross the borders and reach the recipients.

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