Rescuers search for survivors after building collapse in Colombia's Cali following earthquake
A five-story apartment building collapsed in the Colombian city of Cali after an earthquake, and rescue workers are searching the rubble for survivors. The New York Times' Colombia-based reporter Genevieve Glatsky documented the scene.
A five-story apartment building in the Colombian city of Cali collapsed following an earthquake, prompting an urgent search-and-rescue effort at the site.
On-the-ground reporting
The collapse and subsequent rescue operation were witnessed and documented by Genevieve Glatsky, The New York Times' Colombia-based reporter, who observed emergency workers searching through the debris for anyone who may be trapped.
The available source material does not specify the earthquake's magnitude, the number of casualties or injuries, or further details about the progress of the rescue operation. The event was captured in a video report showing the immediate aftermath of the building's collapse.
