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Venezuela's Caracas Hit by Two 7.1 Earthquakes, Buildings Collapse

Guardian World1 min read104 words
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Homes and buildings collapse in first magnitude 7.1 earthquake, with tremors felt in neighbouring ColombiaVenezuela earthquakes: follow live updatesVenezuela’s capital, Caracas, has been struck by two powerful earthquakes that caused major damage at the international airport and brought several large buildings crashing down. The quakes – among the largest in Venezuela’s history – occurred in quick succession and were felt in many parts of the country. But the worst destruction appeared to have taken place in and around Caracas where videos on social media showed scenes of panic as passengers raced through the corridors of Maiquetía airport seeking cover from falling debris. Continue reading...

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