Venezuela’s Internet Traffic Plummets 45% After 7.5‑Magnitude Earthquake

A major earthquake measuring 7.5 on the Richter scale struck Venezuela. In the quake’s aftermath, internet traffic across the country fell sharply. Monitoring data indicates a 45% reduction in overall traffic volumes. The decline reflects damage to infrastructure and disrupted connectivity. Service providers reported widespread outages affecting both mobile and broadband networks. Users experienced difficulty accessing online services and communication platforms. Recovery efforts are focused on restoring network stability and repairing damaged lines. Observers will watch traffic trends as restoration progresses.