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5.6 Magnitude Aftershock Hits Venezuela Following Deadly Earthquake Disaster
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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
What happened
A 5.6 magnitude aftershock struck Venezuela's Aragua coast following deadly earthquakes last week, worsening destruction and casualties. Officially, 1,430 people have died, with thousands injured or missing. Rescue operations continue amid calls for international aid.
- 01A 5.6 magnitude aftershock hit Venezuela's Aragua coast on Saturday after major quakes last Wednesday.
- 02Official death toll stands at 1,430 with over 3,200 injured and 3,100 homeless.
- 03The worst damage is near Simon Bolivar Airport, affecting La Guaira, Catia La Mar, and Caraballeda.
- 04Caracas neighborhoods Altamira and Los Palos Grandes also suffered building collapses.
- 05Acting President Delcy Rodriguez declared La Guaira a disaster zone and called for heavy equipment aid.
- 06Rescue teams from the Dominican Republic are arriving, with more international help expected.
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