Venezuelan airport outside Caracas reopens after back-to-back earthquakes

Northern Venezuela is dealing with the aftermath of two powerful earthquakes that struck the region, causing buildings to collapse and prompting a frantic search for survivors. The Simón Bolívar International Airport outside Caracas had to temporarily close but has since reopened. This seismic activity highlights the region's vulnerability to natural disasters, emphasizing the need for improved infrastructure and emergency preparedness. The risk of aftershocks adds another layer of concern as authorities work to stabilize the situation and provide aid.