In June, four massive earthquakes struck different parts of the world ― Northern California, Venezuela and Japan ― within a span of eight hours.
"In this mountainous area, tremors have occurred every few minutes since the earthquake, and people are very frightened.
Most people think of earthquakes as a California problem, something that happens somewhere else, on some other fault line, to someone else's house.
At least 1,943 people have died and another 10,571 people were injured from a pair of powerful earthquakes that devastated Venezuela, officials said.
Live view from Caracas after Venezuela was struck by back-to-back 7.