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An earthquake struck the Yaracuy region of Venezuela, with the epicenter near San Felipe. International leaders pledged support, and local officials declared a state of emergency.

6 reports, 6 independent Updated Jun 28
Gone quiet Reached 3 outlets in its first 24 hours
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An earthquake struck the Yaracuy region of Venezuela, with the epicenter near San Felipe. International leaders pledged support, and local officials declared a state of emergency.

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  1. The leader of Venezuela, Delcy Rodriguez, has announced a state of national emergency and is coordinating international aid efforts following the devastating earthquake.1 source
  2. UN reports on the scale of the national disaster following the Yaracuy earthquake.1 source
  3. The powerful twin earthquakes were recorded by the USGS, with epicenters located in Yaracuy state, leading to rescue coordination via Instagram.Sub-event
  4. Studies on the impacts of the earthquake in the Yaracuy region are being shared by an academic from the University of Chile.Sub-event
  5. Earthquake hits Yaracuy, epicenter near San Felipe; Erdoğan pledges aid; Rodriguez declares state of emergency.1 source

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