In Colombia, rescuers are conducting frantic searches for survivors after a powerful earthquake, with reports indicating more than 2,700 people are missing. Emergency teams are combing through collapsed buildings and landslide-hit zones while coordinating medical support and temporary shelters. Authorities say the death toll could rise as communications are restored and assessments continue. Survivors and families wait anxiously for updates, as officials work to identify locations of missing residents and reach remote neighborhoods. Weather conditions and ongoing aftershocks complicate operations, but search crews continue using specialized equipment and local guidance.
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