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Watch: Travellers flee as Venezuela airport ceiling crumbles after earthquake
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Venezuela is located in a seismically active region, making it prone to earthquakes, which can cause significant damage to infrastructure, particularly older buildings. The country's airport facilities, like many other public structures, may be vulnerable to such natural disasters due to various factors, including maintenance and construction standards. Earthquakes can have a devastating impact on critical infrastructure, disrupting essential services and posing a risk to public safety.
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Watch: Travellers flee as Venezuela airport ceiling crumbles after earthquake
Travellers ran for cover as an airport ceiling crumbled after a double earthquake struck Venezuela on Wednesday (24 June).
25 Jun, 09:08
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