Venezuela Earthquake: 32 Dead, 700 Injured as Twin Quakes Devastate Caracas

Catastrophe has struck northern Venezuela after a rare and powerful "doublet" earthquake event devastated the capital city of Caracas. A powerful 7.2 magnitude foreshock was followed just 39 seconds later by a massive 7.5 magnitude mainshock—making it the strongest seismic event the region has seen in a century.

At least 32 people have been confirmed dead, and over 700 are injured as high-rise buildings collapse and emergency teams launch massive search and rescue operations. Interim President Delcy Rodriguez has declared a nationwide state of emergency, closing airports and calling on all medical personnel to rush to hospitals.

As the race against time intensifies under the rubble, global leaders are stepping in. US President Donald Trump, Indian PM Narendra Modi, and El Salvador have offered immediate disaster relief, teams, and essential supplies. Watch the raw footage of the rescue missions and the international response to this developing humanitarian crisis.