Despair, hope in Colombia as rescue teams comb debris for earthquake survivors

A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake, the strongest recorded in Colombia in the last century, struck Monday morning approximately 250 miles west of Bogotá. The disaster has caused over 130 deaths, prompting emergency crews to launch an urgent search for survivors. In Cali, rescuers are racing against time, digging through mountains of rubble after hearing screams from trapped individuals. Search teams continue to comb through debris as the death toll rises and hope remains for survivors.