- 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.
- Rescue efforts are underway in Venezuela following the infrastructure damage caused by earthquakes in Caracas, with updates being reported by Al Jazeera.
Portugal pledged aid for Venezuelan reconstruction efforts as alternative flights serve due to main airport closure.
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Updated Jul 9
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Portugal pledged aid for Venezuelan reconstruction efforts as alternative flights serve due to main airport closure.
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