Structures Collapse as 7.1 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Venezuela

Venezuela experienced two major earthquakes, with magnitudes reported at 7.1 and 7.5. An epicenter near Morón triggered the seismic events, leading to the collapse of several structures within the capital, Caracas. The disasters resulted in toppled buildings and significant damage to the main airport in the capital city. These reports, sourced from Breitbart and Bloomberg, highlight the severe structural impact caused by the powerful tremors across the affected urban areas of the country.