On June 24, 2026, two powerful earthquakes struck north-central Venezuela, among the strongest in over a century. Buildings collapsed in Caracas and surrounding states, power and hospitals were disrupted, and a state of emergency was declared
New satellite images shared by spatial intelligence company Vantor reveal extensive damage in the Venezuelan coastal city of La Guaira
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Two powerful earthquakes have struck in Venezuela; one was 7.2 in magnitude and just a minute later a 7.5 magnitude hit.
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A powerful drone footage reveals the widespread destruction in Venezuela following a major earthquake that struck the region.
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Nearly three thousand people are now confirmed dead in Venezuela after those two powerful earthquakes 11 days ago.
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A magnitude 7.1 earthquake has hit northern Venezuela, near its capital, Caracas. According to the US Geological Survey, it struck at a depth of 13 kilometres.
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- Al Jazeera English.
The death toll of Venezuela’s twin earthquakes has crossed 3,342. Tens of thousands of people are still missing, and families, worried their loved ones might never be found, are digging through the rubble themselves.
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The areas affected by the double earthquake in Venezuela are now facing the removal of tons of rubble. Among the debris, some people are searching for metals and other items they can sell to earn an income, while thousands of families continue to live in temporary shelters.
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- RTVE Noticias.
Two weeks after the double earthquake that struck northern Venezuela, all efforts are now focused on rebuilding and providing shelter and basic services to the thousands of people who have been left homeless.
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- RTVE Noticias.