Venezuela earthquakes live: US 'immediately deploying' rescuers, Rubio says
Summary
Two strong earthquakes hit Venezuela near Caracas, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 in magnitude, causing significant building damage and casualties. The United States, India, China, and Spain have promised help, with the US sending rescue teams and aid immediately following President Trump's direction.Key Facts
- Two earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 struck Venezuela within about a minute.
- The quakes caused buildings to collapse and widespread damage in Caracas and nearby areas.
- At least 32 people died and around 700 were injured, with numbers expected to rise.
- Caracas airport, subway, and schools were closed due to damage.
- The Venezuelan government canceled classes and used some schools as shelters and donation centers.
- The US is deploying search and rescue teams and medical aid, ordered by President Trump.
- India, China, and Spain also offered support and emergency aid to Venezuela.
- The earthquakes were some of the strongest in Venezuela in over 100 years.
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