Venezuela Declares State of Emergency Following Major Earthquakes

Venezuela's interim president has declared a state of emergency after the nation was struck by two powerful earthquakes, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude, along with numerous aftershocks. The seismic events caused significant damage, including building collapses in Caracas and the closure of the country's main airport due to infrastructure issues. This declaration aims to facilitate a coordinated national response to the widespread destruction.