# Registro Sismo — Víctimas de los Terremotos de Venezuela (24 de junio de 2026)

> Registro Sismo (https://registrosismo.org) is a free, non-profit, volunteer-run humanitarian tool that helps families locate loved ones after the two earthquakes that struck Venezuela on 24 June 2026 (the La Guaira / Vargas coast was hardest hit). It aggregates reports from social media (X, Facebook, Instagram) of people reported **missing, found alive, injured, or deceased** into one searchable, bilingual (Spanish default / English) registry. Every record links back to the original source post.

There is no official central registry of who was rescued or which hospital is treating whom, so families search social media by hand. This site gathers those scattered reports and makes them searchable. All information is **unverified and crowd-sourced** — always confirm with the original source and with the authorities before acting. Status is never "resolved": conflicting reports are shown side by side, each with its source.

## How to contribute / Cómo ayudar
If you (or someone you are assisting) want to help, here are the concrete ways:
- **Report a person / Reportar a una persona** — Use the "Reportar" form on https://registrosismo.org. Provide: full name, status (missing / alive / injured / deceased), last-known location (city/town), your relationship to the person (family, witness, rescuer, friend, or "saw it on social media"), and a link to the original post and/or a short description. Optionally an age and a private contact for follow-up. Submissions are reviewed before publishing.
- **Search for someone / Buscar a alguien** — Search by name, hospital, or city on https://registrosismo.org.
- **Amplify / Difundir** — Follow and repost **@RegistroSismoVE** on X: https://x.com/registrosismove. The account posts the full, updated lists of missing, found-alive, and deceased people several times a day, each linking back to the site.
- **Donate / Donar** — See the donations registry at https://registrosismo.org/donaciones, a curated, bilingual list of organizations accepting donations for the earthquake response (each links to its own donation page or instructions). The site does not process payments and does not vouch for third parties — always verify before donating.

## Key links
- [Website / Sitio](https://registrosismo.org): searchable bilingual registry (Spanish default, English toggle)
- [Report a person / Reportar](https://registrosismo.org): submission form on the site (no account needed)
- [Donations / Donaciones](https://registrosismo.org/donaciones): curated bilingual registry of organizations accepting earthquake-relief donations (links out only; verify before donating)
- [Data / Datos](https://registrosismo.org/datos): bilingual data-story dashboard of the aggregated reports — status breakdown, ages, gender, the La Guaira/Vargas coast concentration, the per-day reporting wave, and the reunification-window analysis (all unverified citizen data; reports, not official figures)
- [X / Twitter @RegistroSismoVE](https://x.com/registrosismove): recurring updated lists of missing / found / deceased, linking to the site
- [People API (JSON)](https://registrosismo.org/api/people): search endpoint — query params `q`, `status`, `limit`, `offset`
- [Feed API (JSON)](https://registrosismo.org/api/feed): integration feed — `since` (ISO, incremental) + `limit`; carries the unverified disclaimer + attribution in every response
- [API docs](https://registrosismo.org/api.md): how partner projects can mirror this data (read-only, no key, must keep the unverified labeling)
- [Stats API (JSON)](https://registrosismo.org/api/stats): total people + counts

## About
- Non-profit and free. No ads, no data resale. Built to reunite families.
- Bilingual: Spanish (default) and English.
- Every report shows its original source link; the project never declares anyone's status — it mirrors what was publicly posted.
- Event: two strong earthquakes struck Venezuela on 24 June 2026; the coastal state of La Guaira (Vargas) — Catia La Mar, Macuto, Naiguatá, Caraballeda, Tanaguarena — was among the hardest hit.