What is 24j.info?

24j.info centralizes information that today is scattered across dozens of platforms about the earthquake of June 24, 2026 in Venezuela (a 7.2 and 7.5 Mw doublet, epicenter in Yaracuy). It gathers citizen-led and official sources, normalizes their data and shows it in one place —filterable and geolocated— always indicating where each datum came from and how reliable it is.

Guiding principle: we aggregate what can be aggregated, we federate what is sensitive. Non-sensitive resources (supplies, shelters, damage) are centralized; personal data (injured, missing) is searched live and linked to the original source, without copying personal information.

How to contribute

This is a community project. You can help improve it:

• Suggest a source missing from the catalog.
• Report a datum that is incorrect or outdated.
• Contribute ideas, design or technical help.
• Share the site with those who need it.

Leave your contribution here — email is optional, only if you want a reply:

Confidence levels

• Verified ≥80 — confirmed by an official source or ≥2 independent sources.
• Probable 60–79 — reliable source, without cross-verification.
• Unverified 40–59 — unconfirmed citizen report.
• Possibly outdated — the datum has not been seen recently in the source.

24j.info does not collect money

Privacy and the right to be forgotten

• We do not republish victims' identities. We honor removal requests from the sources.
• In real emergencies call 171.