The president of the Venezuelan Society of Geologists has called for constant monitoring of El Ávila (Waraira Repano) national park after a double earthquake and heavy rains caused superficial damage and small landslides. Although the main rock structure remains intact, experts warn that the ongoing rainy season increases risk. The iconic mountain overlooks Caracas, home to millions, making proactive observation critical.
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