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Colombia Quake Survivor Faces Life without Triplet Sisters

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Their apartment building in Cali, one of the cities hit hardest by Monday's powerful 7.4-magnitude quake, collapsed into a pile of rubble. Saavedra, 23, survived after taking shelter under a table. Her family was not so lucky. Parents Jairo and Victoria died in each other's arms in a bedroom. One of her sisters was buried beneath a staircase, while the other showed no signs of life under the rubble at the end of the "golden period" of survival w…

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The building where she lived with her parents and two sisters in Cali collapsed, leaving her as the only survivor of her family nucleus

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Ana María Saavedra survived the earthquake that had its epicenter in San José del Palmar, Chocó. She underwent surgery for pelvic injuries and is out of danger.

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By Uriel Blanco, CNN en Español After more than three days of searching, rescue teams in Cali found the body of Isabella Saavedra Caycedo on Thursday afternoon. She was one of the triplets who, along with her entire family, had been buried under the rubble after the earthquake that struck Colombia on Monday. Isabella was The post The tragedy of triplets in the earthquake in Colombia: only one survived and their parents were found dead embracing …

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They found Isabella alive, the last of the triplets sought under the rubble. The Saavedra family lost 5 loved ones and only Ana Maria survived.

Ana is the only survivor of a family made up of five people. Other relatives and friends collect money after losing everything.

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The story of 23-year-old triple sisters became one of the most painful dramas in the aftermath of the earthquake that struck Cali, Colombia, on August 10. Ana María, Isabella and Sofia Saavedra lived with their parents, Vicky Caycedo and Jairo Saavedra, in a building that collapsed during the earthquake of magnitude 7.4. After hours of searching through the rubble, Ana María was rescued alive, although she suffered fractures and serious injuries…

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las2orillas.co broke the news on Thursday, August 13, 2026.
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