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Venezuela Earthquake: 39 SECONDS, 2 QUAKES & Massive Destruction! How Tragedy Struck Caracas
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4:46Now PlayingPowerful back-to-back earthquakes struck Venezuela within just 39 seconds, triggering widespread panic and destruction across the country. The rare seismic doublet, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 in magnitude, hit near the Caribbean coast and caused severe damage in Caracas and surrounding regions. Buildings collapsed, roads cracked open, and thousands fled into the streets as aftershocks continued. Authorities declared a state of emergency, deployed rescue teams, and shut down critical infrastructure. The USGS warned of potentially high casualties and extensive damage, with early models suggesting fatalities could reach into the thousands. Search-and-rescue operations remain underway as Venezuela assesses the full scale of the disaster.
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Venezuela Earthquake: 39 SECONDS, 2 QUAKES & Massive Destruction! How Tragedy Struck Caracas
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