


Devastation in Vanuatu: Earthquake Leaves Death Toll Rising and Infrastructure in Ruins
A powerful earthquake has struck Vanuatu, causing significant casualties and damage to infrastructure, compounding the nation’s challenges in recovery and emergency response.
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Overview
Vanuatu's capital, Port Vila, was rocked by a 7.3 magnitude earthquake, resulting in confirmed deaths and extensive damage to infrastructure. Rescue efforts are ongoing amidst concerns over clean water and health risks, with two large reservoirs destroyed and telecommunications disrupted. International aid is mobilizing as the extent of devastation unfolds, with the economic future of this tourism-dependent nation now at great risk following this disaster.
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