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The smell of death lingers in Venezuela’s ruined streets as overwhelmed hospitals race to save lives

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By Max Saltman, Isa Soares Verified, Madelena Araujo, Mary Triny Mena
| On The Mic with Yahoo Singapore
Venezuela was broken long before two back-to-back earthquakes ripped the country from its foundations last Wednesday. The effects of more than a decade of government mismanagement and economic sanctions are clear at Dr. José Manuel de Los Ríos Children’s Hospital in Caracas, where Dr. Huníades Urbina-Medina can treat only four children at a time in the intensive care unit. “We (once) could receive up to 10 patients” in the ICU, Urbina-Medina said.
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The smell of death lingers in Venezuela’s ruined streets as overwhelmed hospitals race to save lives

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By Max Saltman, Isa Soares Verified, Madelena Araujo, Mary Triny Mena
| Yahoo Malaysia
Venezuela was broken long before two back-to-back earthquakes ripped the country from its foundations last Wednesday. The effects of more than a decade of government mismanagement and economic sanctions are clear at Dr. José Manuel de Los Ríos Children’s Hospital in Caracas, where Dr. Huníades Urbina-Medina can treat only four children at a time in the intensive care unit. “We (once) could receive up to 10 patients” in the ICU, Urbina-Medina said.
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The smell of death lingers in Venezuela’s ruined streets as overwhelmed hospitals race to save lives

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By Max Saltman, Isa Soares Verified, Madelena Araujo, Mary Triny Mena
| Currently
Venezuela was broken long before two back-to-back earthquakes ripped the country from its foundations last Wednesday. The effects of more than a decade of government mismanagement and economic sanctions are clear at Dr. José Manuel de Los Ríos Children's Hospital in Caracas, where Dr. Huníades Urbina-Medina can treat only four children at a time in the intensive care unit. "We (once) could receive up to 10 patients" in the ICU, Urbina-Medina said.
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