Technical aid is being provided to affected areas in Venezuela, including reliable internet and satellite imagery from partners like Telesat and Lancaster University.
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Updated Jul 2
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Technical aid is being provided to affected areas in Venezuela, including reliable internet and satellite imagery from partners like Telesat and Lancaster University.
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Earthquake struck Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, on June 25, 2026.Also in this story
- President Delcy Rodriguez tours amidst severe resident criticism as dual earthquakes affect the capital city of Caracas, Venezuela.
- The Bermuda Red Cross launched an appeal for international support to assist in the disaster aftermath in La Guaira and Greater Caracas, Venezuela.
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