
Woman Rescued Alive After 36 Hours Under Colombia Quake Rubble
A woman was pulled alive from the rubble 36 hours after a devastating earthquake in Colombia. Meanwhile, a Portuguese woman was found alive after eight hours at sea near Krk, Croatia, following a search for four missing Portuguese individuals.
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Woman pulled alive from rubble 36 hours after Colombia quake
Following a 10-hour rescue operation, emergency workers pulled the 32-year-old from beneath slabs of concrete.
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The death toll is rising in Colombia following the country’s worst earthquake in decades. At least 240 people have been confirmed killed in the west of the country, many of them found beneath the rubble of their homes. But the painstaking search for survivors continues, with some stories of hope, including that of a 32-year-old woman who was pulled alive from a collapsed apartment on Tuesday. Morgan Ayre has our report.
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Rescue crews dug through mountains of rubble in western Colombia, shouting for quiet so they could listen for survivors still trapped under the buildings that collapsed in a powerful earthquake estimated to have killed at least 250 people. The 7.4-magnitude quake, the most devastating to strike Colombia this century, tore through its coffee-growing heartland early […]
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Authorities revised the death toll down to 216 after local officials in Cali corrected earlier figures.
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Read full article →Brother of man trapped under rubble in Colombian quake clings on to hope
Efraín Gallego does not lose faith that his brother will be found alive, although when he speaks about him, trapped beneath the rubble of a building, his voice breaks and he swallows hard until he regains his composure.
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