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  1. Earthquakes caused widespread infrastructure failure in the capital, Caracas.
  2. Earthquakes struck west of the capital Caracas, leading to urgent needs and a response from aid organizations.
  3. Earthquakes caused damage in Caracas and La Guaira, prompting international aid pledges and rescue team deployment.
  4. Earthquakes devastated Venezuela, causing damage in La Guaira, prompting rescue operations by a Jordanian team.

The port city of La Guaira faces severe shortages and breakdown following twin earthquakes, prompting an international aid response.

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The port city of La Guaira faces severe shortages and breakdown following twin earthquakes, prompting an international aid response.

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La GuairaVenezuelaAmman

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  1. The port in La Guaira is serving as a makeshift morgue during the ongoing crisis.Sub-event
  2. Earthquake overwhelmed local services and infrastructure in La Guaira.Sub-event
  3. Due to earthquake damage, commercial operations at the La Guaira port have suspended, while international aid efforts utilize the facilities.Sub-event
  4. Jordanian and Qatari forces conduct relief operations and send aid to Venezuela following recent earthquakes.Sub-event
  5. Severe shortages and breakdown hit La Guaira as international aid responds to twin earthquakes.1 source

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Earthquakes devastated Venezuela, causing damage in La Guaira, prompting rescue operations by a Jordanian team. All 1 developments

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