New satellite images reveal the extent of damage following recent earthquakes in Venezuela, with assessments indicating approximately 58,000 buildings were damaged. The earthquakes resulted in at least 1,700 fatalities and left thousands missing.
The maps and images are intended to aid rescue operations by providing a tool to locate potential survivors, according to reports. NASA satellite imagery has been used to assess the damage across affected areas.
NDTV reported that approximately 58,000 buildings were damaged in the earthquakes. The same report stated that some 1,700 people were killed and thousands remain missing.
Wired also reported on the availability of maps and images detailing the destruction caused by the earthquakes. They noted these resources are intended to assist rescue operations in locating any remaining survivors.
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