哥伦比亚周一遭遇7.4级地震，这是该国本世纪最强地震[1]。截至目前，地震已导致至少265人丧生[1]，近500人被官方报告失踪，民间数据库的统计数字更高达超4200人[1]。超过25800个家庭因地震而受到影响[1]。卡利、佩雷拉、马尼萨莱斯和基布多等城市灾情最为严重[1]。
救援队于周四在废墟中展开最后的搜救行动，并呼吁周边人员保持安静，以便能够听取可能存在的生命迹象[1]。25岁的志愿搜救队员Daiana Rojas表示，他们从凌晨2:30开始听到声音，"可能还有两个人活着"[1]。卡利市长Alejandro Eder强调，"接下来20小时最关键"[1]，政府正在全力应对这场灾难。
A 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Colombia on Monday, killing at least 265 people and leaving hundreds missing [1]. The disaster has affected more than 25,800 families across the country's hardest-hit cities, including Cali, Pereira, Manizales, and Quibdo [1]. By Thursday, rescue teams were conducting final search efforts in the rubble, urging bystanders to remain silent so they could listen for signs of life [1].
Cali's mayor, Alejandro Eder, emphasized that the next 20 hours were critical in the rescue operation [1]. A 25-year-old volunteer rescuer named Daiana Rojas reported hearing sounds from the rubble since 2:30 a.m., suggesting that two people might still be alive [1]. Official counts list nearly 500 people as missing, though a civilian database has recorded over 4,200 missing persons [1]. The earthquake marks the strongest to hit Colombia this century [1].