Woman and cat rescued after Colombia earthquake @globeandmail
Woman and cat rescued after Colombia earthquake  @globeandmail
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A woman identified as Daniela Largo Sanchez was rescued alive in Pereira, Colombia, on Tuesday after spending 36 hours trapped under rubble, the Bogota Fire Department reported. Rescue crews also pulled a kitten out of a collapsed building elsewhere in the city.

Footage courtesy of Reuters. #colombia #earthquake

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Woman and cat rescued after Colombia earthquake

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