Colombia persists in search for missing after quake
Colombia was struck by an earthquake measuring 7.4 magnitude, resulting in the death of 287 people and injuring around 4,000 others. Approximately 13,000 homes were destroyed. Rescue teams are still searching for 379 missing persons, six days after the disaster. The Colombian government faces significant challenges in managing the crisis, while the United States has announced aid totaling $26.5 million. The World Bank plans to disburse $200 million to support those affected. The most affected areas remain buried under debris, with chances of finding survivors diminishing, amid efforts to rescue the injured and provide humanitarian aid.
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