Overview
- Venezuelan officials report more than 5,000 deaths from the two powerful quakes that struck last month, with most fatalities concentrated in the coastal state of La Guaira.
- Authorities say roughly 16,700 people were injured and about 20,800 remain displaced in densely packed camps that lack adequate water and sewage services.
- A 7.4‑magnitude quake off southern Mexico prompted a tsunami advisory and precautionary coastal evacuations, but Mexican officials had reported no confirmed damage or casualties at the time of the latest reports.
- Turkish disaster agencies recorded a magnitude‑5 tremor in Malatya province and reported no immediate injuries while officials review local damage reports.
- Regional and international seismic agencies are maintaining alerts and assessments as relief operations continue and public‑health officials warn crowded camps could spur disease outbreaks without faster aid and sanitation fixes.