Earthquake Aftermath: Colombia’s death toll from the Aug. 10 7.4 quake rose to 294 dead, 3,935 injured, and 320 missing, as hopes fade and teams shift from rescue to body recovery and debris clearing in Cali and Pereira. Human Stories: A woman rescued after nearly 37 hours, Daniela Largo (32), later died; and in Cali, Valentina Vanegas was found dead under rubble days after her baby Salomón was pulled out alive. Aid Reaches Remote Areas: Trucks and planes began delivering food, medicine, hygiene kits, and supplies to hard-hit regions including Buenaventura, Pereira, and Chocó, while international teams coordinate with local authorities. US-Trade Pressure: New President Abelardo de la Espriella asked Donald Trump to temporarily suspend tariffs raised on Colombian goods (from 10% to 12.5%) to ease pressure on businesses rebuilding after the disaster. International Response: Israel’s IDF humanitarian delegation started work in Colombia, and the US activated the LACoFD USA-2 search-and-rescue support team. Community Support Abroad: Colombian groups in Kansas City are collecting and shipping targeted supplies via consulate and embassy coordination. Politics & Diplomacy: Former President Gustavo Petro apologized to Arab countries after Colombia’s stance on the Golan Heights drew backlash.