00:00A school in Caracas, Venezuela, that had been serving as an aid collection center following last month's double earthquakes partially
00:08collapsed on Friday.
00:10The Colegio Agustiniano San Judas Tadeo, which houses a primary and secondary school as well as a church, was empty
00:17at the time and had been used to store humanitarian aid.
00:21Caracas firefighters said a perimeter wall collapsed, but no one was killed or directly injured in the incident.
00:28However, civil protection officials said one person suffered a seizure after being shocked by the collapse and was treated and
00:36stabilized in an ambulance.
00:38Residents described the incident as a traumatic reminder of the recent earthquakes.
00:58One person was traumatized.
01:01They were traumatized.
01:02They were so traumatized.
01:04They were so traumatized.
01:07Look how I'm nervous.
01:10Something fell and I'm laughing.
01:12I want to go to the street once again, right?
01:15Because someone was traumatized from July 24th.
01:21I was very afraid, very afraid, there was no need to do it, I was going to cry, I was
01:29walking to the side, I was going to the side of my neighbor, I called my son and said,
01:35look, there's a church, take care of it.
01:38Neighboring buildings, which had already been evacuated due to safety concerns, also
01:42sustained damage.
01:43Local authorities have cordoned off the area and said the situation is under control.
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