On June 24, Venezuela was struck by two consecutive earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 in magnitude, occurring within 39 seconds of each other. The seismic event caused widespread devastation, necessitating long-term emergency response efforts that remain ongoing two months later.
Domingo Pacheco, a volunteer rescuer who arrived at the disaster site on the first day, continues to work in the affected area. His ongoing presence highlights the persistent challenges and the extensive duration of the recovery operations following the double earthquake.
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