- Earthquakes impacted Caracas, Venezuela, causing building collapses in a neighborhood.
- Earthquakes struck west of Caracas, Venezuela, prompting the Interior Minister to address the national crisis.
- Earthquakes continue to affect the coast of Venezuela, prompting officials to address the resulting crisis in specific neighborhoods.
- Earthquakes were felt across Caracas, prompting the declaration of a state of emergency in Venezuela and the offer of immediate American aid.
Earthquakes in Caracas caused severe infrastructure damage, including collapses at the airport (Maiquetía), alongside gas and water leaks.
6 reports, 5 independent
Updated Jul 22
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What happened
Earthquakes in Caracas caused severe infrastructure damage, including collapses at the airport (Maiquetía), alongside gas and water leaks.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Earthquakes caused infrastructure failure and building collapses in Caracas, prompting a ministerial evacuation order.Sub-event
- Rescue efforts are underway in Venezuela following the infrastructure damage caused by earthquakes in Caracas, with updates being reported by Al Jazeera.Sub-event
Earthquakes caused gas, water, and building collapses, severely damaging the airport infrastructure in Caracas.1 source