Search teams in Colombia continue combing rubble nearly a week after an earthquake, with emergency workers moving through unstable debris. Multiple outlets report that the rescue operation increasingly shifts from live rescues toward recovery, as efforts to find survivors become more difficult.
The aid effort expands as authorities and responders coordinate relief supplies and logistics to affected areas. One outlet describes the ongoing search through concrete piles while highlighting that rescue activities are transitioning toward recovering bodies, indicating a change in operational focus. Overall coverage emphasizes the persistence of ground searches and the broader humanitarian response as conditions and access evolve in the quake-hit regions.
While the sources align on the timing and the operational shift, they differ mainly in emphasis: one focuses on the continued searching nearly a week after the quake, while the other underscores the transition toward body recovery amid unstable debris. Both portray responders still working at the disaster site and support operations scaling up in parallel.
