Expo Riesgo Caracas 2026 strengthens the culture of prevention and resilience

Published at: 26/10/2026 07:02 PM

They strengthen the culture of prevention and resilience during the Caracas Risk Expo 2026, which was held in the Plaza de los Museos, where the authorities inspected the capacities of the Caracas Firefighters, Civil Protection and Youth Brigades.

The delegations presented the real-time monitoring system for early warning, the specialized equipment for rescuing collapsed structures and the practical simulations for seismic and hydrometeorological emergencies.

The event was led by the head of government, Nahum Fernández, and the head of Security and Defense, Elvis Santis.

On the other hand, during the event, the inauguration of the new FUNVISIS Room, an interactive and pedagogical room in the Science Museum, which has the purpose of educating families, children and young people about the country's seismological reality and providing them with tools for self-protection before, during and after a seismic event.

For his part, Fernández indicated through his Instagram account that “this interactive and pedagogical space will allow families, children and young people to learn about the seismological reality of our country, understand natural phenomena and acquire self-protection tools to act before, during and after any event.”

In addition, at the same time, the Science Museum (MUCI) reopened its doors to the public during special hours to provide a space for knowledge and entertainment to citizens, after having been damaged by the earthquake of June 24.

Tribute of recognition

The event served as a stage to pay a well-deserved tribute to the dedication, courage and vocation of the search, rescue and rescue teams that dedicated themselves to saving lives in the seismic event of last June 24

The Caracas Fire Department had an outstanding participation in acting with total dedication in the midst of the seismic emergency that affected seven states of the country, especially La Guaira.

In this regard, he also highlighted the participation of the four-legged hero Tsunami, who, following the guidance of the fire brigade and rescue workers, traveled the terrain to help with relief work under the rubble.

It is worth mentioning that joint work, as well as technical and solidarity preparation, demonstrates the commitment to protect and save human life, especially in the face of any type of obstacle.

Mazo News Team