Following devastating earthquakes in Venezuela, Starlink is providing free internet access to residents in affected areas until July 25th. The service is available to both existing and new customers, aiming to mitigate communication challenges hindering rescue operations. The earthquakes caused widespread damage and disrupted traditional mobile and internet networks. Starlink, owned by Elon Musk, delivers internet connectivity via satellite, bypassing the need for ground-based infrastructure. This allows individuals to remain connected even with damaged terrestrial networks. The move is intended to support relief efforts and facilitate communication during the crisis. Reuters reported on Starlink’s decision to offer the free service.