AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEarthquake Rescue: Colombia’s 7.4 quake response is still in full swing, with rescuers pulling survivors from collapsed buildings in Pereira and Cali as the death toll climbs and the search grows more urgent. A woman was freed alive from rubble nearly 30 hours after the quake, while crews keep listening for signs of life amid aftershocks. Casualties & Missing: Officials put deaths around 188-181 in the latest tallies, with injuries in the thousands and hundreds officially missing—though civilian registries suggest far higher numbers. Aid & International Support: The EU pledged €2 million for the hardest-hit communities, while the UN and multiple countries expressed condolences and readiness to help. Local Strain on Response: The disaster is testing the new government’s capacity as health services are overwhelmed and families spend nights outdoors. Human Stories: From a baby rescued after frantic digging to doctors risking their lives to evacuate newborns, hope keeps breaking through the rubble. Diplomacy Fallout: As rescue teams work, Colombia’s recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the occupied Golan Heights sparks condemnation from Oman and Türkiye, adding pressure on foreign relations.
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