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The Emergency Committee mobilizes mobile clinics, shelters and basic necessities kits for the earthquake in Colombia

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Following a 7,4-magnitude earthquake that struck the west of Colombia on Monday, international and Spanish humanitarian organizations have mobilized emergency response efforts. The Spanish Emergency Committee, comprising seven non-governmental organizations, has deployed a joint operation providing mobile clinics, shelters, and essential first-aid kits to the affected region.

In parallel, the United Nations announced on Wednesday that it is preparing an emergency fund allocation through the Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF). UN agencies are actively preparing to deliver assistance, anticipating severe and deep-seated humanitarian needs as the scale of the disaster becomes clearer.

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Infobae (UN focus) Focuses on UN emergency funds and anticipation of severe humanitarian needs.
Infobae (NGO focus) Emphasizes the joint humanitarian deployment of Spanish NGOs with medical and shelter supplies.
Read the full story at the source Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) · AR
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