Terremoto en Venezuela: el fenómeno que no se registraba desde 1812 y la advertencia de los geólogos para los próximos días

Strong earthquakes of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 have struck northern Venezuela, reactivating a highly active geological zone not seen in action since 1812. These powerful quakes have caused significant destruction and raised alarms about potential aftershocks. Geologists are warning of the ongoing seismic risk, highlighting the need for preparedness and infrastructure improvements to mitigate future damage. This event underscores the critical importance of monitoring and understanding seismic activity in vulnerable regions.