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Earthquakes caused infrastructure collapse in the La Guaira region of Venezuela.

65 reports, 39 independent Updated Aug 5
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Earthquakes caused infrastructure collapse in the La Guaira region of Venezuela.

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  1. An earthquake caused a building collapse in Dayana's apartment in the La Guaira region.Sub-event
  2. A shopping centre collapsed in La Guaira following twin earthquakes.Sub-event
  3. M7.5 earthquake hits La Guaira, Venezuela.1 source
  4. Severe earthquakes damaged the region on June 30th.1 source
  5. La Guaira and Puerto Cabello are sharing an affected area due to the ongoing earthquake crisis.Sub-event
  6. Earthquake devastated the region and overwhelmed state capacity.1 source
  7. Delcy Rodriguez described La Guaira as a disaster zone and introduced rescue and reconstruction measures following the recent events.Sub-event
  8. Earthquakes impacted coastal areas of Caracas and La Guaira, prompting rescue crews from Los Angeles to be deployed to aid the capital city.Sub-event
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  1. The Caribbean Development Bank is involved in the international aid response to the Venezuelan earthquake crisis.1 source
  2. Severe earthquake damage leads to evacuations in La Guaira, Venezuela.1 source
  3. Earthquakes caused infrastructure collapse in La Guaira, Venezuela.1 source
  4. Earthquakes hit Caracas and surrounding states, with casualty figures reported.1 source

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