A strong aftershock hits northern Venezuela, shaking Caracas and the coastal city of La Guaira as rescue operations continue following last week’s twin earthquakes. Reports say the tremor occurs early Monday, prompting residents to run into the streets as damage assessments and search-and-rescue efforts carry on. The United States Geological Survey measures the aftershock at magnitude 4.6, while Colombia’s geological survey reports 5.1. The quake’s impact is felt in areas affected by the earlier disasters, where crews still comb through damaged buildings in hopes of finding survivors. Emergency teams are in their fourth day of round-the-clock work in places hardest hit by the twin quakes, and thousands of people remain missing, with casualties reported in the earlier earthquakes having passed 1,450 according to one account. Several outlets report no immediate, confirmed additional damage beyond the renewed shaking, though authorities and responders continue checking for any further effects. The aftershock raises concern for residents already dealing with widespread destruction and an ongoing humanitarian emergency.