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Overflow of cracks in Venezuela causes damage

Heavy rains on Saturday caused flooding and overflowing streams in Caracas and two Venezuelan states, leaving at least six people missing and over 150 homes affected.

At least six people are missing after heavy rains caused flooding and overflowing streams in Caracas, Miranda, and Aragua states.

More than 150 homes were affected, with two houses collapsing in the El Prado sector of Guaicaipuro municipality.

A mother and her son were swept away by a river overflow in Caracas; a couple and their daughter were also swept away in Miranda, with the daughter rescued.

In Aragua, two people in a vehicle were swept away by a river in José Félix Ribas municipality.

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