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Venezuela: Teen Rescued Alive From Rubble After Earthquakes Collapse Buildings| MIRACULOUS SAVE
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3:09Now PlayingVenezuela has been rocked by one of its strongest seismic disasters in decades after two powerful earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 struck just 39 seconds apart near the Caribbean coast. The twin quakes triggered widespread panic, collapsed buildings, damaged roads, and forced evacuations across Caracas and other cities. Authorities declared a state of emergency as rescue teams searched for victims amid continuing aftershocks. Tsunami threats were issued for parts of the Caribbean, including Aruba and Bonaire. The USGS warned of potentially severe casualties and extensive damage, while emergency crews remain deployed as the full scale of the disaster continues to emerge.
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10000+ Killed In Venezuela After Twin Earthquakes Shake Caracas, Buildings Fall, Panic On Cam
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