Key Points
- 273 people died in Colombia
- Topos Azteca teams are helping earthquake victims
- The team is working with the support of Cali Mayor Alejandro Eder
By the Numbers
273 people died3,824 people were injured377 people are missing
An earthquake in Colombia resulted in 273 deaths, 3,824 injuries, and 377 missing people. Mexican Topos Azteca teams, led by Héctor Méndez, arrived in Colombia to assist the victims.
The Topos Azteca teams, with the support of Cali Mayor Alejandro Eder, reached the earthquake area and participated in search and rescue efforts. The team came from Venezuela and stayed in Colombia for 41 days.
In their early days, the Topos Azteca teams rescued a dog, which brought hope.
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- What happened in Colombia?
- An earthquake occurred in Colombia, resulting in 273 deaths.
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- Helping earthquake victims in Colombia.
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