Anguish of Colombian brother at rubble of building being searched for earthquake survivors
Summary
A strong earthquake hit southwest Colombia, causing buildings like Torres del Limonar in Cali to collapse. Rescue teams and volunteers are searching for survivors trapped under the rubble, while families wait anxiously for news.Key Facts
- The earthquake measured 7.4 in magnitude, the strongest in Colombia this century.
- Torres del Limonar, a four-story building in Cali, collapsed, trapping many people inside.
- At least 95 people have died in Cali, with an estimated 25 still trapped under the rubble.
- Rescue teams are digging tunnels and using equipment to reach survivors.
- About 10 people have been rescued so far, including infants.
- Nearby buildings mostly escaped serious damage, except some cracks.
- A nighttime curfew was declared in Cali to help speed rescue work.
- Residents and rescuers continue to support each other amid the difficult conditions.
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