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Colombia Earthquake Kills 265; Baby and Father Rescued After Faint Cry Heard

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A powerful earthquake struck Colombia, killing at least 265 people and leaving thousands of homes damaged or destroyed. Among the survivors were a baby and its father, who were pulled from the rubble after rescuers heard a faint cry. The rescue highlighted the life-saving role of search teams working through the debris. Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella confirmed the death toll and the widespread destruction caused by the disaster.

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