Volunteers look for survivors in a building that collapsed in Barrio Alameda, Cali.Jair F. CollIn Cali, as in the cities of Risaralda and Manizales, citizens are organizing to look for survivors trapped under the rubble. Jair F. CollFollowing the destruction wrought by the earthquake, residents of Cali attempt to remove rubble.Jair F. Coll
At least 30 structures have collapsed in the city of Cali and there are people trapped underneath, said the mayor. Jair F. CollThe head of the Colombia Geological Service, Julio Fierro Morales, has called the tremor "the strongest in the last decade in the country." Jair F. Coll People gathered outdoors in the city of Pereira following the strong earthquake that has killed at least 100 people in Colombia.Anadolu (Anadolu via Getty Images)
A woman is rescued from the rubble in Cali.Jair F. CollIn Pereira, many buildings have sustained structural damage, including the airport. Anadolu (Anadolu via Getty Images)The government has declared a national disaster situation in order to fast-track funds and resources to deal with the emergency. Anadolu (Anadolu via Getty Images)Citizens of Pereira helping a dog following the quake. Anadolu (Anadolu via Getty Images)People looking for survivors among the rubble of a building in Cali.Jair F. CollPatients evacuated from a hospital in Cali.Santiago Saldarriaga (AP/LaPresse)A man looking for survivors among the rubble in Cali.Jair F. CollDamaged vehicles in Cali. Ernesto Guzmán (EFE)People look at the damage caused by the quake in downtown Cali.Diego CuevasPeople ask for silence in order to listen out for calls from survivors in Cali.Jair F. Coll
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