Venezuela’s Funvisis has reported nearly 1,500 aftershocks following the double seismic event on June 24. The ongoing seismic activity has prompted authorities to ramp up building inspections across the country to ensure structural safety.
The double earthquake, which struck on June 24, has left a trail of concern among residents and officials alike. Funvisis, the Venezuelan Foundation for Seismological Research, continues to monitor the situation closely, issuing updates as aftershocks persist.
Building inspections are underway in affected areas to assess potential damage and mitigate risks. Residents are advised to remain vigilant and follow safety protocols. The high number of aftershocks underscores the need for preparedness in earthquake-prone regions.
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