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Venezuela’s quakes likely one event
A major earthquake struck northern Venezuela, involving two nearly simultaneous quakes of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5, caused significant damage, and resulted in over 100 deaths. The event, a rare "doublet" earthquake, occurred on the boundary between the Caribbean and South American plates, with scientists still analyzing whether it was two separate events or a single, complex rupture. The quick succession of tremors has complicated early assessments, and further data is expected to clarify the nature of the seismic activity.
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