The situation in Venezuela has been worse than a long-running political crisis. The people here were already fond of food and medicines. Now they are getting crazy for dripping water.

Alam is that Venezuela's children, old men, young men and women are wandering in search of water through empty containers, buckets or cans etc. these days. People also have to work hard to get water from the forest, hills, drains and sewage.

There is no electricity in Venezuela for the past six days. Because of this, water pumps are not able to run in other cities including Caracas, Venezuela's capital. Due to non-availability of water supply in the villages, there has been a severe water crisis.
In such a situation, people have to get on the roads to arrange water. Alam is that many people are searching the water and the mountains and the mountains, so that they get clean water from there.

At the same time people living in urban areas have to work in the compulsion to work with drains and sewer water. For this, they have to put long lines.

On one hand, people are facing a grave crisis, on the other hand, the conflict between the government and the opposition parties continues in Venezuela. The government and opposition parties are blaming each other for the crisis.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has said that the US has electromagnetic and cyber attacks on their power grid. On Tuesday, Venezuelan Prosecutor General Tarek Saab accused opposition leader Juan Guido of plotting this attack.

Opposition leader Juan Guido said that the reason for this crisis is the lack of government chaos and repairs in the country for the last several years. When the crisis of electricity and water in Venezuela will end, currently no one has the answer.

It is feared that due to fierce instability, the situation in Venezuela may worsen in the coming days. Meanwhile, Venezuela has closed its main bridge by refusing international assistance, from where it can get international help. The US has requested Venezuela several times to open the bridge and allow the help of ordinary people.

15 deaths due to power crisis

This is the longest blackout in history in Venezuela. On Saturday, an NGO informed that due to non-availability of electricity the patients could not get the right treatment. For this reason, 15 patients of Kidney have died in two days on Friday and Saturday.

Due to lack of electricity, they could not be dialysis. 95% of the dialysis centers are closed due to lack of electricity. If the situation does not improve soon, all dialysis centers will be closed. This will pose a serious threat to the lives of 10 thousand kidney patients living in Venezuela, depending on dialysis.

US President creates opposition leader

Between the ongoing political crisis in Venezuela, more than 50 other countries in the US and around the world are supporting opposition leader Juan Guido. Guido had recently declared himself the interim president of the country, which many countries including the United States had supported. Other countries, including the United States supporting the opposition, want to remove current President Nicolas Maduro from the post. At the same time, Maduro is not ready to step down in any situation.

Killings for one kg of rice

There is so much lack of food and drink in Venezuela that their prices are skyrocketing. It is becoming impossible for ordinary people to buy food and drink. If international media reports believe that hunger is there, then people are not going to lose one kilo of rice for killing each other. Even after all this, Nicholas Maduro, the President of the country, has called the international aid saying that his country is not beggars.

This is the case when the rate of inflation in Venezuela, which faces economic downturn, has increased to 13 lakh per cent. Until a while ago, one kilo chicken in Venezuela 10277 rupees, normal food in the restaurant 34 thousand rupees, one liter of milk 5000 rupees, a dozen eggs in Rs 6535, 11 thousand rupees tomatoes, 16 thousand rupees butter, 17 thousand rupees of potatoes, 95 thousand red table wines, 12 thousand domestic beer and 6 thousand rupees for two bottles of Coca-Cola bottle is getting.