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Venezuela'yı Yüzyılın En Şiddetli Depremleri Vurdu, Olağanüstü Hal İlan Edildi

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Venezuela'da Çarşamba günü yerel saatle öğleden sonra, yaklaşık bir dakika arayla 7,2 ve 7,5 büyüklüğünde iki deprem meydana geldi. Başkent Karakas'ta binaların yıkılmasına ve geniş çaplı hasara yol açan sarsıntılar sonrası bilim insanları, yüksek can kaybı olabileceği uyarısında bulundu. Hükümet olağanüstü hal ilan ederek metro ve tren seferlerini durdurdu, havalimanını kapattı ve eğitime ara verdi. Yetkililer, bu depremlerin ülkede bir asırdır kaydedilen en şiddetli sarsıntılar olduğunu bildirdi. Kurtarma çalışmaları sürerken, afetin tam boyutu henüz netleşmedi.

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  1. Güvenlik24 Haz 23:53

    Venezuela hit by strong back-to-back earthquakes, prompting warnings of potentially heavy casualties

    Caracas, Venezuela

    Two strong earthquakes shook north-central Venezuela on Wednesday afternoon, collapsing buildings in the capital Caracas and prompting scientists to warn of potentially heavy casualties and ‌widespread destruction across the South American country.

    CBC – World News
  2. NATURAL_DISASTER25 Haz 00:11

    Buildings collapse as quakes rock Venezuela, ‘high casualties’ likely

    Caracas, Venezuela

    Strong earthquakes struck west of Venezuela's capital on Wednesday afternoon, bringing down buildings in Caracas and causing scientists to estimate "high casualties and extensive damage" to the South American country.

    MyJoyOnline – LatestThe Korea Herald – World
  3. NATURAL_DISASTER25 Haz 03:32

    Venezuela'da art arda iki büyük deprem: Olağanüstü hal ilan edildi

    Venezuela

    Venezuela'da Çarşamba akşamı bir dakikadan kısa bir süre arayla 7,2 ve 7,5 büyüklüğünde iki deprem meydana geldi. Ülkede geniş çaplı hasara ve yıkıma yol açan sarsıntıların ardından olağanüstü hal ilan edildi, metro ve tren seferleri durduruldu, havalimanı kapatıldı ve derslere ara verildi.

    TRT Haber
  4. NATURAL_DISASTER25 Haz 09:04

    Strongest-in-a-century earthquakes hit Venezuela, buildings collapse in Caracas

    Caracas, Venezuela

    Back-to-back powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela in the early hours of Thursday (Indian Standard Time), causing widespread damage and collapsing buildings in the capital, Caracas, according to officials and monitoring agencies. The twin earthquakes, measuring 7.1 and 7.5 in magnitude, were the most powerful to hit the Latin American country in a century.

    Daily Mirror – Breaking News
  5. Güvenlik25 Haz 03:59

    Emergency declared, rescue work underway after twin quakes rock Venezuela

    Caracas, Venezuela

    Venezuela’s interim leader declared a state of emergency Wednesday as two massive earthquakes caused buildings in the capital to crumble and forced the closure of the country’s main airport. A magnitude 7.2 earthquake hit about 160 km (100 miles) west of Caracas, followed less than a minute later by a magnitude 7.5 tremor, according to the US Geological Survey (USGS). “High casualties and extensive damage are probable and the disaster is likely widespread,” the USGS said, initially estimating the death toll would most likely range from 10,000 to 100,000. Authorities did not immediately provide a national toll for deaths or injuries, but local officials and witnesses reported collapsed buildings, rescues and a growing number of injured. “We have buildings, homes and houses which have collapsed and we are taking care of things with everything we have available in terms of security, civil assistance,” Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello said on state television. “The fire department, police all have been activated.” Video footage showed emergency workers climbing through the ruins of a collapsed building in the capital as night fell, while distraught relatives sought help for loved ones believed to be trapped. In Chacao, an eastern Caracas municipality, Mayor Gustavo Duque told broadcaster Globovision that two structures had collapsed, 16 people were injured and there were deaths, though he gave no figure for fatalities. “We’re going to do everything we can to rescue the most people possible,” he said. Residents rush into streets Many Venezuelans were at home when the quakes struck during a public holiday marking an 1821 military victory that helped secure the country’s independence from Spain. “As soon as it started, we began hearing people screaming,” said Astrid Ramirez, a 41-year-old publicist in western Caracas. “Everyone was running down the stairs.” Residents across Caracas, which was also hit by a deadly magnitude 6.3 earthquake in 1967, rushed to evacuate as buildings shook. “There was a very loud crash. Things fell in the house, jugs inside the refrigerator. I’ve never experienced anything like it,” said Coro Martinez, 56, who lives in eastern Caracas. Maria Romero, an 80-year-old pensioner in southern Caracas, said police helped her get out of her home. “This earthquake was horrible, even worse than the one in 1967,” she said. Another resident, a 41-year-old office worker who declined to be named, said she received an earthquake alert on her phone just before the shaking intensified. “It was a normal afternoon, and suddenly my phone sounded an earthquake alert,” she said. “As I picked it up and started listening to what it was saying, I first felt light shaking. Then, in less than two seconds, everything started moving.” Interim President Delcy Rodriguez has been running the country since the US ouster of President Nicolas Maduro in January. She has hailed a new era of cooperation with the US and other countries, especially on oil, mining and other industries. The US embassy in Caracas said it was closely monitoring the aftermath of the quake and urged citizens in the country to seek secure shelter and avoid damaged areas. Hospitals brace for the injured Fire trucks were seen on the streets of Caracas, where some buildings suffered significant facade damage. At Caracas’ Hospital de Clinicas, staff were asked to double up on the night shift to help treat the injured, a worker there said. Video filmed at the hospital showed a darkened hallway with ceiling panels hanging by cables and pieces of plaster scattered across the floor. Other videos on social media appeared to show significant damage at Venezuela’s main airport, while residents reported collapsed buildings in La Guaira, a coastal city near Caracas. Reuters could not immediately verify the footage from the airport and La Guaira. Some municipalities of Caracas canceled classes and local events through Monday, as authorities began to take stock of the damage. Tsunami alert withdrawn The US Tsunami Warning System issued a tsunami threat for Puerto Rico and the US and British Virgin Islands after the earthquake, and said hazardous waves could also affect Aruba, Curacao and Bonaire. The warning was withdrawn about an hour later. Venezuela lies in a seismically active zone where the Caribbean Plate meets the South American Plate. An estimated 30,000 people were killed when a powerful quake caused widespread destruction in the cities of Merida and Caracas in 1812, according to the USGS.

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