Reporter in Caracas describes hearing loud bangs and planes
A reporter in Caracas, Venezuela, has described hearing loud bangs and aircraft overhead during the early hours of the morning, raising concerns among residents in the capital. BBC reporter Ana Vanessa Herrero, who is on the ground in Caracas, said she began hearing the sounds of planes at around 02:00 local time. Shortly afterward, loud bangs were heard, though the source of the noises was not immediately clear.
Uncertainty in the Capital
The sounds prompted anxiety among locals, as residents tried to determine whether the noise was linked to military activity, security operations, or other incidents. At the time of reporting, authorities had not issued any official explanation. Herrero noted that while aircraft were clearly audible, there was no immediate confirmation of explosions or damage.
Situation Developing
Officials were monitoring the situation as journalists and residents awaited further information. In situations like this, authorities often urge the public to remain calm and rely on verified updates from official channels.
Awaiting Official Statement
As of now, there have been no confirmed reports of injuries or structural damage related to the incident. Updates are expected as more information becomes available.