MADRUGADA DE TERROR: Fuertes réplicas mantienen a miles de caraqueños en las plazas | Noticias TVV

🚨 REAL-TIME COVERAGE OF THE EARTHQUAKE CRISIS IN VENEZUELA! Stay informed with breaking news reports, road conditions, hospital operations, and the status of basic services. DOWNLOAD THE TVV NEWS APP: https://onelink.to/4h4t9t to watch Carlos Acosta's continuous broadcast on TVV News, receive emergency alerts on your mobile device, and collaborate with aid channels. Stay safe and open the app right now! 📲🇻🇪⚠️ The city of Caracas faces one of its most difficult mornings after spending a sleepless night due to the devastating earthquake that shook the central region of the country. Thousands of citizens crowded into the main squares of the capital—such as Plaza Altamira, Los Palos Grandes, Plaza Bolívar in Chacao, La Candelaria, and the Central Bank Plaza—sleeping outdoors on mattresses and blankets, fearful of the constant aftershocks. Two strong tremors were recorded at 1:55 a.m. and 3:15 a.m. Reports from our correspondents confirm significant cracks and structural fractures in high-rise buildings along Fuerzas Armadas Avenue, where residents had to evacuate to Panteón Avenue due to the danger of falling windows and detached facades. The emergency has severely impacted religious and historical infrastructure during the San Juan festivities. The churches of Las Mercedes, Altagracia, and La Pastora suffered serious damage, including the collapse of their domes, and are now under strict security cordons. Tragically, in the La Pastora sector, the deaths of two elderly women were confirmed after they were buried under a building facade. The medical situation is also critical: while the Pérez de León Hospital in Petare has been declared completely overwhelmed by the influx of injured, the emergency rooms of the University Hospital, the Domingo Luciani Hospital in El Llanito, and the Vargas Hospital remain operational. The latter has overcome the blockage of its entrance caused by debris from adjacent collapsed buildings. 🔌 Widespread blackout and total secrecy in Vargas after the devastating earthquake with its epicenter in Yaracuy The death toll reported by the Delcy Rodríguez administration initially stands at 32, a figure that is deeply alarming given that it does not yet include data from the coastal area of ​​Vargas state (La Guaira). Reports from the coast are alarming: towns like Playa Grande and Catia la Mar are reporting massive destruction and an undetermined number of people trapped under the rubble. The situation is exacerbated by a widespread power and telecommunications outage that has left critical areas of Caracas, such as El Junquito, La Yaguara, and El Paraíso, as well as the states of Aragua, Lara, and Carabobo, without communication. In Carabobo, authorities are assessing the damage to the Puerto Cabello-Morón highway after a deep crack appeared near the Planta Centro thermoelectric plant, a key component of the electricity supply for central Venezuela. TVV News with Carlos Acosta | Monday to Friday 7:30 pm ET