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Bangkok, Thailand. 7th Oct, 2026. BANGKOK, THAILAND ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Floodwaters have receded in parts of Bangkok, leaving behind large amounts of waste and damaged household items. Residents have begun cleaning their homes and moving damaged furniture, appliances and other belongings to collection points. The buildup of wet waste and debris has created additional challenges for local communities and waste collection services. Authorities and residents are working to clear affected areas and dispose of the waste properly. The cleanup highlights that recovery from flooding continues even-stock-foto
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Bangkok, Thailand. 7th Oct, 2026. BANGKOK, THAILAND ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Floodwaters have receded in parts of Bangkok, leaving behind large amounts of waste and damaged household items. Residents have begun cleaning their homes and moving damaged furniture, appliances and other belongings to collection points. The buildup of wet waste and debris has created additional challenges for local communities and waste collection services. Authorities and residents are working to clear affected areas and dispose of the waste properly. The cleanup highlights that recovery from flooding continues even-stock-foto
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Bangkok, Thailand. 7th Oct, 2026. BANGKOK, THAILAND ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Floodwaters have receded in parts of Bangkok, leaving behind large amounts of waste and damaged household items. Residents have begun cleaning their homes and moving damaged furniture, appliances and other belongings to collection points. The buildup of wet waste and debris has created additional challenges for local communities and waste collection services. Authorities and residents are working to clear affected areas and dispose of the waste properly. The cleanup highlights that recovery from flooding continues even-stock-foto
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Bangkok, Thailand. 7th Oct, 2026. BANGKOK, THAILAND ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Floodwaters have receded in parts of Bangkok, leaving behind large amounts of waste and damaged household items. Residents have begun cleaning their homes and moving damaged furniture, appliances and other belongings to collection points. The buildup of wet waste and debris has created additional challenges for local communities and waste collection services. Authorities and residents are working to clear affected areas and dispose of the waste properly. The cleanup highlights that recovery from flooding continues even-stock-foto
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Bangkok, Thailand. 7th Oct, 2026. BANGKOK, THAILAND ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Floodwaters have receded in parts of Bangkok, leaving behind large amounts of waste and damaged household items. Residents have begun cleaning their homes and moving damaged furniture, appliances and other belongings to collection points. The buildup of wet waste and debris has created additional challenges for local communities and waste collection services. Authorities and residents are working to clear affected areas and dispose of the waste properly. The cleanup highlights that recovery from flooding continues even-stock-foto
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Bangkok, Thailand. 7th Oct, 2026. BANGKOK, THAILAND ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Floodwaters have receded in parts of Bangkok, leaving behind large amounts of waste and damaged household items. Residents have begun cleaning their homes and moving damaged furniture, appliances and other belongings to collection points. The buildup of wet waste and debris has created additional challenges for local communities and waste collection services. Authorities and residents are working to clear affected areas and dispose of the waste properly. The cleanup highlights that recovery from flooding continues even-stock-foto
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Bangkok, Thailand. 7th Oct, 2026. BANGKOK, THAILAND ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Floodwaters have receded in parts of Bangkok, leaving behind large amounts of waste and damaged household items. Residents have begun cleaning their homes and moving damaged furniture, appliances and other belongings to collection points. The buildup of wet waste and debris has created additional challenges for local communities and waste collection services. Authorities and residents are working to clear affected areas and dispose of the waste properly. The cleanup highlights that recovery from flooding continues even-stock-foto
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Bangkok, Thailand. 7th Oct, 2026. BANGKOK, THAILAND ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Floodwaters have receded in parts of Bangkok, leaving behind large amounts of waste and damaged household items. Residents have begun cleaning their homes and moving damaged furniture, appliances and other belongings to collection points. The buildup of wet waste and debris has created additional challenges for local communities and waste collection services. Authorities and residents are working to clear affected areas and dispose of the waste properly. The cleanup highlights that recovery from flooding continues even-stock-foto
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Bangkok, Thailand. 7th Oct, 2026. BANGKOK, THAILAND ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Floodwaters have receded in parts of Bangkok, leaving behind large amounts of waste and damaged household items. Residents have begun cleaning their homes and moving damaged furniture, appliances and other belongings to collection points. The buildup of wet waste and debris has created additional challenges for local communities and waste collection services. Authorities and residents are working to clear affected areas and dispose of the waste properly. The cleanup highlights that recovery from flooding continues even-stock-foto
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Bangkok, Thailand. 7th Oct, 2026. BANGKOK, THAILAND ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Floodwaters have receded in parts of Bangkok, leaving behind large amounts of waste and damaged household items. Residents have begun cleaning their homes and moving damaged furniture, appliances and other belongings to collection points. The buildup of wet waste and debris has created additional challenges for local communities and waste collection services. Authorities and residents are working to clear affected areas and dispose of the waste properly. The cleanup highlights that recovery from flooding continues even-stock-foto
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Bangkok, Thailand. 7th Oct, 2026. BANGKOK, THAILAND ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Floodwaters have receded in parts of Bangkok, leaving behind large amounts of waste and damaged household items. Residents have begun cleaning their homes and moving damaged furniture, appliances and other belongings to collection points. The buildup of wet waste and debris has created additional challenges for local communities and waste collection services. Authorities and residents are working to clear affected areas and dispose of the waste properly. The cleanup highlights that recovery from flooding continues even-stock-foto
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Bangkok, Thailand. 7th Oct, 2026. BANGKOK, THAILAND ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Floodwaters have receded in parts of Bangkok, leaving behind large amounts of waste and damaged household items. Residents have begun cleaning their homes and moving damaged furniture, appliances and other belongings to collection points. The buildup of wet waste and debris has created additional challenges for local communities and waste collection services. Authorities and residents are working to clear affected areas and dispose of the waste properly. The cleanup highlights that recovery from flooding continues even-stock-foto
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Bangkok, Thailand. 7th Oct, 2026. BANGKOK, THAILAND ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Floodwaters have receded in parts of Bangkok, leaving behind large amounts of waste and damaged household items. Residents have begun cleaning their homes and moving damaged furniture, appliances and other belongings to collection points. The buildup of wet waste and debris has created additional challenges for local communities and waste collection services. Authorities and residents are working to clear affected areas and dispose of the waste properly. The cleanup highlights that recovery from flooding continues even-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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October 2, 2026, La Guaira, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of: LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA, OCTOBER 3, 2026: Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the-stock-foto
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October 2, 2026, La Guaira, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of: LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA, OCTOBER 3, 2026: Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the-stock-foto
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October 2, 2026, La Guaira, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of: LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA, OCTOBER 3, 2026: Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the-stock-foto