Back-to-Back Quakes Ravage Caracas, Toppling Buildings

Two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela, causing building collapses in Caracas. The quakes occurred in quick succession on June 25, 2026. Both tremors were reported as strong enough to damage structures. Residents described shaking that toppled walls and roofs. Emergency services responded to the affected neighborhoods. Authorities are assessing the extent of the damage. The events raise concerns about seismic safety in the capital. Officials urge citizens to follow safety guidelines as aftershocks continue.