- 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.
- Earthquakes impacted the region including Caracas, La Guaira, and Colombia. International aid mobilized for the crisis.
- Major earthquakes struck both Colombia and Venezuela, leading the UN to prepare a recovery effort and the Colombian President to report casualties.
Nigeria expressed sympathy to Colombia following the recent earthquake.
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Updated Aug 12
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What happened
Nigeria expressed sympathy to Colombia following the recent earthquake.
Who's involved
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Major earthquakes struck both Colombia and Venezuela, leading the UN to prepare a recovery effort and the Colombian President to report casualties.Also in this story
- Government initiates nationwide rebuilding plan after earthquake.
- Stars perform in Colombia and Venezuela to raise funds for earthquake victims.
Within Earthquakes caused widespread infrastructure failure in the capital, Caracas.
The entities involved
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Colombia
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federal government of Nigeria
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