Earthquake in Ecuador
In April 2016, a 7.5 magnitude earthquake devastated Ecuador’s coast, causing significant loss of life and infrastructure damage. Embrace Relief raised funds to provide emergency supplies to those affected.
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A 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck Ecuador in April 2016, killing approximately 700 people.
Over 700,000 people were left in need of assistance and 35,000 homes were destroyed.
Embrace Relief raised $5,000 to send emergency supplies to the most affected areas.
Devastation on Ecuador’s Coast
In April 2016, a 7.5 magnitude earthquake rocked Ecuador’s coast, killing approximately 700 people and leaving homes, schools, businesses, and infrastructure in ruins. The aftermath of this earthquake left over 700,000 people in need of assistance, 35,000 homes were destroyed, leaving over 100,000 in need of shelter. Aftershocks from this earthquake could still be felt in July, leaving the coastal area vulnerable to more damage and flooding.
Emergency Aid Response
Thanks to your generous contributions, Embrace Relief was able to raise $5,000 for disaster relief aid. This included sending emergency supplies to those most affected.