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Colombian army deploys over 180 rescuers after earthquake
More than 180 rescuers have been sent by the Colombian army to search for victims following a magnitude 7.4 earthquake.

The Colombian army has deployed more than 180 rescuers in response to an earthquake that shook central and western Colombia on Monday. The teams are dedicated to searching for people trapped beneath the rubble of buildings damaged by the quake.
According to the latest report from the government, the magnitude 7.4 earthquake has left at least 111 dead, and rescue operations continue in the affected areas. Authorities are working to locate and assist survivors amidst the emergency.