Colombia rescuers cling to hope as quake survival window closes
Rescuers in Colombia made a last-ditch effort to locate earthquake survivors early Thursday, as the critical 72-hour window for finding people alive drew to a close. Our journalist Rosa Perez gives us the lastest information.
Abu Dhabi, UAE - President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has directed the United Arab Emirates to allocate $10 million in humanitarian aid to support victims of the recent earthquake in Colombia. Through the UAE Aid Agency, this emergency response aims to alleviate the suffering of those affected by the disaster, which has caused numerous deaths, injuries, and significant material damage.
The UAE's swift action is in line with its commitment to international relief efforts and strong relationships with friendly nations. Dr. Tareq Ahmed Al Ameri, Chairman of the UAE Aid Agency, stated that UAE teams are actively delivering essential supplies, such as medical aid, food, and shelter materials, in coordination with Colombian authorities and international partners. The focus is on the most impacted areas to provide timely assistance and support early recovery efforts.
The UAE has extended its heartfelt condolences to the families of the deceased and wished those injured a quick recovery. This generous contribution reflects the nation's dedication to providing aid to those in need, particularly during times of crisis and natural disasters, and reaffirms its solidarity with Colombia.
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