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Today, on the ground in Venezuela after disaster.
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So the earthquakes, two of them, within the space of 39 seconds,
struck at just after 6pm on Wednesday the 24th of June, which is a bank holiday here in Venezuela.
Many people were at home.
Some people were watching the Brazil-Scotland World Cup game.
And they would have had, particularly in La Guaida,
where the buildings went down so fast, absolutely no chance to respond, to get out.
There is a video that fishermen who were in the water took looking back at the region.
And these buildings came down in seconds.
Tom Phillips was in Caracas just a month ago.
As The Guardian's Latin America correspondent, he's reported from Venezuela through high-stakes political drama,