Colombian army deploys more than 180 rescuers after earthquake
The Colombian army has mobilized over 180 rescuers to search for victims among the rubble of a 7.4 magnitude earthquake in the central and western regions of the country.
On Monday, a 7.4 magnitude earthquake shook central and western Colombia, leaving at least 111 dead, according to the government's latest report. In response to the emergency, the Colombian army has deployed more than 180 rescuers to search for individuals who may be trapped under the rubble of affected buildings.
The Interior Minister reported that rescuers have been sent to the cities of Pereira and Dosquebradas. The search and rescue operation continues in the area, where authorities are working to locate survivors.
Rescue and relief efforts are being coordinated among various agencies, with the goal of providing support to affected communities and ensuring the safety of both rescuers and the local population.
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