Rescue workers and volunteers searched for survivors and helped residents from collapsed buildings after two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela’s capital, Caracas, in quick succession on Wednesday evening.
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Many evacuees remained outside, visibly shaken as they looked on at buildings with entire walls torn away, exposing furniture and belongings to the street. ‘Everything inside the house broke,’ Caracas resident Patricia Parada said. ‘All the glasses, everything fell, all the cups, everything’
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