A strong 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck central Venezuela on Wednesday afternoon, causing widespread panic and reported damage to infrastructure in the capital, Caracas. The epicenter was located in Carabobo state. Buildings have reportedly collapsed in the city, and essential services are disrupted. Authorities are currently assessing the full extent of the damage and responding to the emergency. Videos circulating online show the impact of the quake and the immediate aftermath, with residents fleeing buildings. The earthquake has raised concerns about the stability of structures in the region and the potential for aftershocks. Further updates are expected as rescue and assessment efforts continue.