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Caraballeda remains devastated by earthquakes: This is how La Guaira looks, two months after the disaster

Two months after the double earthquake that struck Venezuela on June 24, the coastal area of Caraballeda in La Guaira still shows severe damage, including collapsed buildings, fractured streets, and debris.

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The double earthquake occurred on June 24 at 6:04 pm, with La Guaira as the epicenter.

Caraballeda remains visibly devastated two months later, with severe structural damage to residential and commercial buildings.

Streets are fractured, cracked, and displaced, hindering traffic and motorcycle passage.

Search and rescue operations have ended, but large volumes of debris remain to be removed.

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