A 32-year-old woman is rescued alive after spending about 36 hours trapped beneath debris following an earthquake in Colombia’s Pereira, according to reports. Rescuers locate her and eventually free her from the collapsed rubble.
Euronews reports that rescue teams find her roughly 10 hours before they are able to reach her, suggesting delays due to the extent of the damage and the complexity of the rescue operation. The Hindu similarly describes rescuers pulling the woman from debris after the 36-hour period. Both accounts focus on the timing of the rescue and the fact that she survives, with the story centered on the response efforts at the affected site in Pereira.
While the outlets agree on the core details—the location, the length of time trapped, and that she is freed alive—there are limited additional specifics in the provided excerpts about casualties, magnitude, or the broader damage picture.
