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  1. The United States Geological Survey monitors seismic activity in Venezuela, noting that Caracas is located within the country.

The USGS is monitoring seismic activity and damage assessment in Venezuela, leading to the declaration of a state of emergency due to powerful earthquakes.

5 reports, 4 independent Updated Jul 3
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The USGS is monitoring seismic activity and damage assessment in Venezuela, leading to the declaration of a state of emergency due to powerful earthquakes.

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United States Geological SurveyVenezuela

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  1. Following the earthquake, the USGS estimated economic losses in Caracas, with epicenters near Morón, and officials noted damage in Altamira.Sub-event
  2. Simón Bolívar International Airport sustains serious damage due to the earthquake, leading to its closure and contributing to the state of emergency declared in Venezuela.Sub-event
  3. Earthquake activity in Venezuela prompts USGS monitoring and a state of emergency declaration.1 source

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