The head of the General Staff for the Creation of Temporary Camps, Jorge Rodríguez, provided an updated official report this July 13, stating that up to date 128,324 families and 33,085 patients have received assistance.
He also indicated that there are 107 temporary camps, where 20,231 people have been attended. A total of 10,063 tons of food and 19,676,197 liters of potable water have been distributed.
He added that the country has 30,989 personnel available to assist those affected, and 30,692 volunteers. Similarly, it was announced that 4,561 people have died, there are 16,740 injured, 856 damaged buildings, 190 collapsed buildings, 1,254 aftershocks, and 17,907 homeless people.
The number of people rescued stands at 6,462, and there are 2,471 international rescuers involved.