Rescuers in western Colombia pull a 32-year-old woman alive from the rubble of a collapsed building following Monday’s 7.4-magnitude earthquake. Multiple outlets report the woman is taken from the wreckage wrapped in a blue blanket, as soldiers, firefighters, volunteers, and relatives gather at the scene.
The earthquake is described as the strongest in a century, prompting continued searches across damaged areas. While teams work to locate additional survivors, authorities also update the casualty figures. One report says the death toll is revised to 216 after local officials in Cali correct earlier figures, with the overall toll reported as topping 200 across coverage.
The outlets largely align on the timing of the rescue, the woman’s age and the broader search-and-rescue efforts, differing mainly in how they phrase the casualty figure updates and the framing around early or revised totals.
