
Loyce Pace
Loyce Pace is the Regional Director for the Americas of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), recognized for her leadership in humanitarian efforts across the region. In the wake of Hurricane Melissa's devastation in Jamaica, she emphasized the importance of support for recovery and resilience, expressing gratitude for international aid that facilitates critical assistance to affected communities.
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Loyce Pace is the regional director of FICR for the Americas, emphasizing the ongoing humanitarian needs in Venezuela after the earthquakes.
Desastre en Venezuela está lejos de acabar un mes después de terremotos, según Cruz RojaLoyce Pace, the Red Cross’ Regional Director for the Americas, told CNN that the frequent aftershocks following the earthquakes are affecting the rescue efforts.
Live updates: Rescuers battle aftershocks in search for Venezuela quake survivors
Loyce Pace, the International Red Cross’ regional director for the Americas, said 'people are still terrified to re-enter what were their homes.'
Crucial window for Venezuela quake rescue narrowsLoyce Pace is the International Red Cross’s regional director for the Americas, highlighting the fear of people returning to their homes.
Venezuela earthquakes: death toll rises again to more than 1,400 | VenezuelaLoyce Pace is the International Red Cross regional director for the Americas who noted that people are still terrified to re-enter their homes.
Window for rescuing survivors narrows on third day after Venezuela earthquakes – The Irish TimesLoyce Pace is the director responsible for the American region of the International Red Cross and noted that many people are still afraid to return home.
Index - Külföld - Ötvenezer embert keresnek a romok alatt, van, aki az egész családját elveszítette: Egyedül maradtam ezen a világonLoyce Pace, the Regional Director for the Americas of the IFRC, expressed gratitude for the support in helping Jamaica recover from Hurricane Melissa.
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