Wife, kids of Dodgers' Miguel Rojas in Caracas when earthquakes hit Venezuela

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Wife, kids of Dodgers' Miguel Rojas in Caracas when earthquakes hit Venezuela

'Literally two blocks away from where my family was, two buildings collapsed — the whole building,' Miguel Rojas said.

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