- 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 strike the capital Caracas, leading to declarations of disaster zones and national emergencies in affected areas like La Guaira.
- Emergency aid is being offered to Venezuela following devastating twin earthquakes.
The Venezuelan government is monitoring Guyanese citizens residing in Venezuela following the recent earthquake.
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The Venezuelan government is monitoring Guyanese citizens residing in Venezuela following the recent earthquake.
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Emergency aid is being offered to Venezuela following devastating twin earthquakes.Also in this story
- International response to the crisis in Venezuela includes aid deployments from various countries.
- Intensive rescue operations are underway in Venezuela, focusing on La Guaira and Caracas following the earthquakes.
- Azerbaijan thanked for condolences following the major earthquake that devastated parts of Venezuela.
- A partnership was formed between Doral and Global Empowerment Mission to serve as an official collection hub for humanitarian aid supplies in Venezuela.
Within Earthquakes caused widespread infrastructure failure in the capital, Caracas.
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- The crisis in Venezuela is ongoing, with the White House providing aid and political support, and Maria Corina Machado seeking a return.
- Water Mission deploys a response team to Venezuela following the earthquake aftermath.
- Earthquakes affected communities in La Guaira and Caracas, Venezuela, on April 22, 2012.