How to help after Colombia’s devastating earthquake
Summary
A 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia, causing many deaths and widespread damage. Authorities confirmed over 280 people died, thousands were injured, and nearly 11,000 homes were destroyed. Rescue teams have found about 350 survivors, but many people are still missing.Key Facts
- The earthquake hit western Colombia, including cities like Cali and Pereira and remote areas like Chocó.
- More than 280 people have died and thousands have been injured.
- Nearly 11,000 homes were destroyed by the quake.
- Rescue workers have saved almost 350 people so far.
- Many people are still missing after the earthquake.
- Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella promised strong government help.
- Aid groups are providing shelter, supplies, and money to those affected.
- Some U.S.-based groups like All Hands and Hearts, CARE, and Direct Relief are assisting with supplies, medical help, and emotional support.
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