Dayana Delgado

Two earthquakes with magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 struck La Guaira, Venezuela, killing at least 589 people and injuring thousands. Rescue efforts involving international teams, including the U.S. military and Fairfax County personnel, continue to search for survivors amid widespread destruction and missing persons.

Back-to-back earthquakes in Venezuela killed at least 589 people, prompting neighbors and rescue crews to search for survivors in rubble. Acting President Delcy Rodríguez reported ongoing efforts in La Guaira, with international aid and military support. Thousands remain missing as buildings collapsed and families search for loved ones.

Two powerful earthquakes struck northern Venezuela, killing over 230 people and injuring thousands. Neighbors conducted rescue efforts in damaged areas like La Guaira and Caracas as government response was limited. The country's main airport was closed, and many searched for missing loved ones amid disrupted communications.

Two powerful earthquakes struck northern Venezuela, killing over 230 people and injuring thousands. Neighbors and rescuers searched rubble for loved ones as the death toll rose and aid efforts faced challenges due to damaged infrastructure and limited government resources.

Two powerful earthquakes struck northern Venezuela, killing over 230 people and injuring thousands, prompting neighbors to conduct rescue efforts amid limited government response. The 7.2- and 7.5-magnitude quakes caused widespread destruction in areas like La Guaira, with survivors searching for missing loved ones and reporting critical infrastructure damage.