- Major earthquakes impacted the Altamira neighborhood in Caracas, prompting the President to offer aid and manage the crisis response.
- Earthquakes caused widespread infrastructure failure in the capital, Caracas.
- Earthquakes struck west of the capital Caracas, leading to urgent needs and a response from aid organizations.
- Aftershocks affected the northern coastline of the country, impacting the capital city of Venezuela.
Coastal infrastructure in La Guaira, north of Caracas, is affected by the ongoing crisis.
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Updated Jun 26
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Coastal infrastructure in La Guaira, north of Caracas, is affected by the ongoing crisis.
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La Guaira, the coastal state north of Caracas, is impacted.1 source
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- Earthquake damage centered on the central coast of Venezuela, with the port of La Guaira being used for international aid entry.
- Earthquakes hit Venezuela, leaving Andrés missing.
- Francisco Garcés oversees the recovery of La Guaira and Port of Puerto Cabello after seismic damage.
- Earthquakes impacted the region including Caracas, La Guaira, and Colombia. International aid mobilized for the crisis.
- Caracas is under a state of emergency as emergency services coordinate a response to widespread infrastructure damage, including the suspension of the Metro and issues at the international airport.