An earthquake in western Colombia kills more than 250 people, with rescuers continuing search-and-rescue operations among collapsed buildings and piles of debris. Crews work through damaged structures, pausing to listen for signs of life from people trapped underground while officials track casualties and assess ongoing risks.
Both outlets describe the same ongoing emergency response and the high death toll. The reports focus on rescuers racing against time to locate survivors, but they vary slightly in wording and emphasis—one stresses the effort to find survivors still trapped, while the other highlights attempts to save those believed to be alive. Details beyond the death toll and the continuation of rescue efforts are limited in the provided excerpts, but the shared message is that authorities are actively searching for trapped residents while the disaster’s impact is still being counted.
