Key Points
- Venezuela has offered aid to Colombia following an earthquake
- The 7.4-magnitude earthquake in Colombia resulted in 111 deaths
- Venezuela experienced similar earthquakes on June 24, resulting in 6,125 deaths
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Venezuela's President Delcy Rodríguez has offered aid to Colombia following an earthquake. Rodríguez stated that Venezuela is ready to send rescue teams and humanitarian aid. The 7.4-magnitude earthquake in Colombia resulted in 111 deaths.
Venezuela has announced its readiness to send aid to Colombia, while also dealing with the aftermath of a similar earthquake in its own country. On June 24, earthquakes with magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5 occurred in Venezuela, resulting in 6,125 deaths, 16,700 injuries, and 18,000 people left homeless. The impact of the earthquake is being assessed in the border region between Venezuela and Colombia.
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- When did the earthquake occur in Colombia?
- On August 10
- When did the earthquake occur in Venezuela?
- On June 24
- What was the magnitude of the earthquake?
- 7.4
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