AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEarthquake Aftermath: Colombia’s 7.4 quake has killed at least 224 people and left nearly 900 injured, with rescue teams still racing to find survivors in Cali, Pereira and other western cities; in Pereira, rescuers pulled a 32-year-old woman alive from rubble after about 36 hours, while families keep sleeping outdoors as aftershocks and damage assessments continue. International Aid: The EU pledged €2 million for the hardest-hit communities, and more countries and NGOs are mobilizing supplies and medical support as Colombia weighs emergency measures. Bogotá Impact & Response: Tremors were felt in Bogotá, and officials say airports and infrastructure were hit, with flights suspended in affected areas while authorities coordinate search-and-rescue and damage reporting. Diplomatic Fallout: Separate from the quake, Colombia’s recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the occupied Golan Heights drew condemnation from multiple Arab and regional governments, including Oman and Türkiye. Local Humanitarian Efforts: Community groups in the U.S. and Colombia are organizing donations for essentials like water, hygiene kits and medical supplies.
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