In brief
Back‑to‑back earthquakes slammed Venezuela this week, wiping out at least 160 lives and leaving the capital of Caracas battered and on edge. Reports confirm a residential building collapsed in the El Junquito area as residents fled in terror. Social media footage from a local content creator shows shattered walls and frantic escape routes. Acting president Delcy Rodríguez calls the situation a humanitarian crisis, urging quick international support as emergency teams rush to aid the injured.
Back‑to‑back earthquakes slammed Venezuela this week, wiping out at least 160 lives and leaving the capital of Caracas battered and on edge.
Reports now confirm a residential building collapsed in the El Junquito area on the city’s outskirts, sending residents into chaos. A local content creator livestreamed the aftermath, showing shattered walls and a frantic escape route.
Acting president Delcy Rodríguez described the situation as a humanitarian crisis, calling for quick international support as emergency teams race to help the trapped.
Authorities warn of further aftershocks while aid workers struggle to reach 160 confirmed dead and others scrambling for safety.
