A 5.6-magnitude earthquake hit Aragua, Venezuela, amid ongoing rescue efforts from twin 7.2- and 7.5-magnitude earthquakes, with 1,430 dead, 3,200 injured, and 3,100 homeless.
Two powerful earthquakes have devastated northern Venezuela, killing 920 people and leaving over 50,000 missing. Rescue operations are ongoing amid widespread destruction, with international aid arriving from the US and India.
Two powerful earthquakes, magnitude 7.2 and 7.5, struck northern Venezuela, killing 920, injuring thousands, and leaving over 50,000 missing. Rescue efforts continue in La Guaira and Caracas as humanitarian aid arrives from the US and India, with the US also suspending economic sanctions.
Venezuela's death toll from Wednesday's twin earthquakes has reached 589, with 2,980 injured. International search and rescue teams from over 17 countries are deploying. A significant discrepancy exists in missing persons counts, with the opposition reporting over 58,000 compared to the government's 150.
Two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela, killing 235 and injuring 4,300. Numerous countries and the UN are dispatching search and rescue teams and humanitarian aid, facing challenges due to existing economic difficulties and sanctions.
Rescue teams in Venezuela are urgently searching for hundreds of people trapped under collapsed buildings after powerful earthquakes. Project HOPE's Cesar Jimenez reports extensive destruction, operational challenges due to aftershocks and outages, and the arrival of international aid.
Two powerful earthquakes in Venezuela killed 920 and injured 3,360, destroying hundreds of homes. Firefighters, soldiers, and volunteers are digging through debris, with international aid arriving. Authorities declared a state of emergency as hospitals struggle and the main airport is closed.
Venezuela's northern regions, especially La Guaira, are the focus of rescue efforts after twin 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes killed at least 235, injured over 4,300, and left thousands missing. Remarkable rescues, including a baby and a 12-year-old boy, offer hope amidst the devastation as international aid arrives.
Two powerful earthquakes, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude, struck Venezuela, particularly Caracas and La Guaira, resulting in at least 235 deaths and thousands affected. Rescue operations are underway, intensified by international aid, while essential services remain disrupted and the death toll is feared to rise significantly.
Two powerful 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes struck northern Venezuela, including Caracas and La Guaira, on Wednesday, killing at least 235 and injuring 1,500. Rescue efforts are underway amid widespread destruction and international aid mobilization.
Twin 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24, killing 164 and injuring nearly 1,000, exacerbating an existing humanitarian crisis. Numerous countries, including the US, Iran, and Cuba, have pledged international aid and rescue efforts.
Venezuela was struck by two powerful earthquakes (7.2 and 7.5 magnitude) causing widespread destruction and at least 164 deaths, with estimates up to 100,000. Countries including France, Spain, Italy, Germany, the US, and El Salvador are mobilizing search and rescue teams, military personnel, aircraft, and humanitarian aid to support the nation.
Two powerful earthquakes, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude, struck Venezuela's northern Caribbean coast, killing at least 188 and injuring 1,520. Widespread destruction in Caracas and other regions led to a state of emergency and international aid pledges from Russia, China, and the US, among others.
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