'Dream Come True': Owners Reunite with Pets in Quake-Hit Colombia
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'Dream come true': Owners reunite with pets in quake-hit Colombia
The country's third-largest city was pummeled by a 7.4 magnitude earthquake on Monday, along with swaths of Colombia's coffee region and western coast. With at least 273 people dead and thousands more injured, rescuers dig tirelessly through the wreckage, searching for survivors before time runs out. The critical 72-hour window to find people alive came to a close on Thursday, but Giraldo and others are drawing hope from their reunions with furr…
Earthquake in Colombia Vickye Giraldo smiles as he holds his kitty Polux on the outside of the ruined building where he used to live in Cali. Hope comes back to some earthquake victims in Colombia who, like her, have been able to meet their pets again.
ERTNews in Quake-Hit Colombia: 'Quiet, We Need to Listen', Say Rescuers as They Search for Survivors
A shocking moment was given by the envoy of ERTNews in Colombia, Valeria Dolapsakis. While reporting from the city of Kali about rescuers' efforts to find survivors in the rubble of a seven-story apartment building completely collapsed by the deadly 7.4-magnitude earthquake, a member of the rescue crews raised his fist high, signaling everyone to be quiet, at the same time as Another, was holding a sign that said: “QUIET. WE HAVE TO LISTEN.”
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