Last Ditch Efforts in Colombia: The Bittersweet Reality of Resilience The Colombian government's declaration that rescue efforts are entering their final phase is a stark reminder of the earthquake's devastating aftermath.
As the critical 72 hour window for finding survivors draws to a close, the nation holds its collective breath, hoping against hope that some will be pulled from the rubble alive.
In cities like Cali and Pereira, emergency crews have been working tirelessly with their bare hands, cranes, and sniffer dogs, fueled by determination rather than rest.