NASA Satellite Data Reveals 58,000 Buildings Damaged in Venezuela Earthquakes

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A series of earthquakes in Venezuela caused damage to approximately 58,000 buildings, according to NASA satellite assessments. NASA deployed its satellite infrastructure to capture imagery and data over the affected regions. The data is being used to help ground teams evaluate the scale of destruction and coordinate relief efforts. NASA described the satellite support as critical in guiding the disaster response operation.

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