Venezuela Earthquakes Kill 235, Injure 4,300
Summary
At least 235 people have died and over 4,300 injured in two powerful earthquakes near Caracas, Venezuela. Rescue operations continue amid significant damage and a state of emergency declared.
Key Points
- Two powerful earthquakes near Caracas, Venezuela, caused at least 235 deaths and over 4,300 injuries.
- Rescue workers are actively retrieving survivors from collapsed buildings in Caracas and La Guaira.
- Venezuela's interim president declared a state of emergency following the disaster, with significant damage in multiple states.
- Several countries, including the US, are providing aid, with the US pledging $150 million and sending military assets for relief efforts.
