Survivors are being rescued from rubble more than 24 hours after a devastating earthquake strikes Colombia, with rescue crews pulling people from damaged structures.
Across the outlets, the reporting focuses on the same time frame and immediate aftermath, emphasizing ongoing rescue operations and the fact that victims remain trapped or buried long after the quake. While the provided excerpts do not specify the earthquake’s magnitude, exact location, or official casualty figures, they consistently describe the effort to locate and extract survivors in the aftermath.
The articles share a similar angle—rescue and survival—rather than broader analysis or political response. Differences in perspective are not evident from the supplied text, as all three headlines and summaries use the same core framing: more than a day has passed since the earthquake, and rescuers continue to reach trapped victims.
