Moment earthquake hits Venezuela and leaves buildings collapsed
In a dramatic jolt, Caracas faced two powerful earthquakes that shook the city within seconds. The second quake, a magnitude 7.5 tremor, stands as one of the strongest hits the country has had in a century.
Buildings across Caracas collapsed in the aftershocks, sending residents into the streets in a frantic rush for safety while BBC reporters captured the devastation on video.
Venezuela's interim president DeLcy Rodríguez declared a state of emergency as authorities mobilize emergency services and rescue teams.
