Over a month after a devastating double earthquake struck Venezuela, the government reports having inspected more than 32,000 buildings. Francisco Garcés, head of the Presidential Commission for Evaluating Infrastructure Habitability, provided an update on the assessment efforts. The inspections aim to determine the structural integrity of buildings and identify those unsafe for occupancy. Details regarding the specific findings—the number of buildings deemed habitable, damaged, or destroyed—were not fully detailed in the initial report. This evaluation is a crucial step in providing aid and planning reconstruction efforts for affected communities. The government's ongoing assessment indicates a commitment to addressing the widespread impact of the natural disaster. Further updates are expected as the inspection process continues.