On June 24, Venezuela was struck by two consecutive earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 in magnitude, occurring within a 39-second interval. The seismic events caused significant destruction, necessitating prolonged emergency response efforts.
Two months after the disaster, recovery and rescue operations remain active. Domingo Pacheco, a volunteer rescuer who arrived at the scene on the first day of the crisis, continues to work in the affected areas as the recovery process persists long after the initial impact.
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