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Massive back-to-back earthquakes in Venezuela have killed 32 people and injured more than 700 — toppling buildings in Caracas, knocking down power lines and devastating the capital’s main airport.
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In an early update on June 25, acting Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez said at least 32 people are dead and 700 others were injured after the two earthquakes hit the South American country. She warned that the death toll is expected to climb as rescuers continue searching through the rubble.
The nation’s president announced an initial death toll, saying dozens of people had been killed and more than 700 injured.
At least 32 people killed in Venezuela after two strong quakes toppled buildings in and around Caracas. Follow our coverage
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