The European Union is providing emergency assistance for Colombia’s earthquake response after the quake kills more than 100 people, according to EU officials.

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says the EU is funding rescue efforts and helping support operations on the ground. Reporting also indicates the EU is providing satellite support to help bolster relief work as rescue crews continue their response.

The outlets broadly agree on the scale of the impact and the EU’s role. They differ mainly in the emphasis of support types—one highlights funding and general support for rescue operations, while the other specifies additional capabilities such as satellite support alongside emergency aid.