Earthquake response strains Colombia's new government and rescuers as they race against the clock

A powerful earthquake in Colombia has left at least 181 people dead and 2,595 injured. While authorities report 195 missing, civilian databases estimate the number is closer to 4,000. Search teams are racing against a critical time threshold to locate survivors in the rubble. This disaster is severely testing the response capabilities of Colombia's new president and government as rescuers face increasingly desperate conditions in Pereira while attempting to save lives before it is too late.