‘Truly terrifying’: Caracas confronts the aftermath of Venezuela earthquake
Summary
Two strong earthquakes hit Venezuela on June 24, causing severe damage and killing at least 188 people. Many buildings collapsed, and thousands were injured as the tremors affected Caracas and surrounding areas.Key Facts
- Two earthquakes occurred close together with magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5.
- At least 188 people died, and thousands were injured.
- The hardest-hit areas include Caracas, La Guaira, and parts of Miranda state.
- Many buildings collapsed or were damaged, trapping people under rubble.
- More than 10 aftershocks followed the initial earthquakes.
- Residents described panic and fear, with some staying outside for safety.
- Officials are inspecting buildings for damage to ensure they are safe.
- Venezuela is located where two tectonic plates meet, which causes earthquakes.
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