Every report matters. This crowdsourced map documents collapsed buildings and missing persons to help coordinate search and rescue efforts. If you have information, please report it.
On June 24, 2026, two earthquakes struck Yaracuy state in northern Venezuela within 39 seconds of each other — a 7.2 magnitude followed by a 7.5. The epicenter was near San Felipe, roughly 200 kilometers from Caracas. The tremors were felt across much of the country and caused building collapses in several cities including the capital. Aftershocks continued in the hours that followed. The death toll remains unconfirmed.
This map is an initiative by Acceso Libre to document collapsed buildings and missing persons following the earthquake. Its goal is to centralize scattered information and help coordinate families, rescue teams, and response organizations.
Data is submitted by the public and has not been independently verified. If you find an error or have updated information, please contact us. The map is freely accessible and non-commercial.
Anyone can add information to the map. The process takes less than three minutes.
Access the reporting form from the map or directly from the button on this page. No account needed.
Select the point on the map or enter the most precise address you can. Local landmarks help.
Indicate whether this is a collapsed building, missing persons, or both. Add any detail that could help rescuers.
Your report will appear on the map within minutes. You can attach photos if your connection allows.
If there is an active emergency, call first. This map is for documentation — it does not replace emergency services.
National emergency line
National Police
National road emergencies
Recommended for structural rescue
National disaster coordination
Humanitarian assistance, Caracas
Some lines may be overwhelmed. If you can't get through, try Civil Protection in the relevant state or municipality.
Full directory by zone and hospitals →Other organizations are doing complementary work. Here is a curated list.
sosvenezuela2026.com
terremotovenezuela.app
desaparecidosterremotovenezuela.com
terremotovenezuela2026.vercel.app
venezuelatenecesita.com
venezuelatebusca.com
survey123.arcgis.com
acopios-refugios.vercel.app
sismovenezuela.org
venezuelaterremoto2026.com
hazlohoy.org
huellascan.com
patasacasa.com
Know of another resource that should be here? Write to us at accesolibreve@gmail.com
You don't have to be in Venezuela to help. Here are concrete things you can do from wherever you are.
Share this site with Venezuelans in your network, especially those with family in the affected areas. Information travels as far as people do.
Share on X →If you have information about a collapsed building or a missing person, every report helps coordinate the response. You don't need to be certain of everything.
Go to the form →If you can confirm or correct an existing report, write to us. Cross-verification makes the map more useful for rescue teams.
Contact us →Cáritas Venezuela, World Central Kitchen, and other organizations are accepting donations for earthquake relief. We've gathered verified links in one place.
How to donate →