A whisper from the rubble led to baby’s rescue after Colombia earthquake
A baby's cries led to a rescue in Colombia's earthquake zone, where thousands are missing.
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Source diversity sample: BBC · nbcmiami.com · The Economist · CBS News · The Telegraph · CNN · NBC Bay Area · World Central Kitchen.
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The brief
A baby was rescued from earthquake rubble in Colombia. The Telegraph first reported the rescue, stating that the baby's cries led rescuers to the location.
CNN's live updates noted that over 200 people have died in the earthquake, and rescuers have not yet reached the epicenter. NBC Bay Area reported that thousands of people are missing, and Bay Area residents are organizing to help.
World Central Kitchen announced that it is responding to the magnitude 7.4 earthquake. The baby's rescue offers a glimmer of hope amid the devastation.
Synthesized by Archynetys from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: all claims supported by sources Updated 3h ago.
Sources (8)
- Woman pulled alive from rubble 36 hours after Colombia quake BBC · 7h ago
- Earthquake response strains Colombia's new government and rescuers as they race against the clock nbcmiami.com · 7h ago
- A big earthquake reveals two very different Colombias The Economist · 7h ago
- Baby rescued from rubble in Colombia after devastating earthquake kills at least 181 CBS News · 7h ago
- Baby rescued from earthquake rubble in Colombia The Telegraph · 7h ago
- Live updates: More than 200 dead in Colombia earthquake, with rescuers unable to reach epicenter yet CNN · 7h ago
- Thousands missing in devastating Colombia earthquake as Bay Area residents scramble to help NBC Bay Area · 7h ago
- First Alert: WCK Responding to Magnitude 7.4 Earthquake in Colombia World Central Kitchen · 7h ago
Quick answers
How was the baby rescued?
The baby was rescued after rescuers heard cries coming from the rubble.
How many people have died in the earthquake?
CNN reports that over 200 people have died.
How many people are missing?
NBC Bay Area reports that thousands of people are missing.
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