Colombia Seeks Earthquake Survivors
A strong earthquake with a magnitude of 7.4 struck western Colombia, resulting so far in the deaths of 169 people and injuries to 600 others, as well as the destruction of dozens of buildings. Rescue teams are working to clear the debris and search for survivors, amid ongoing aftershocks and widespread destruction in the cities of Cali, Pereira, and Manizales, where many buildings and infrastructure have been damaged. President Abellardo De La Espriella declared a state of emergency and pledged to lead rescue operations. Airports have been affected, and some operations have been halted due to damage caused by the earthquake. The search for survivors continues amid despair and extensive destruction, with forecasts of more aftershocks.
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