NGOs activate their humanitarian response after the Colombian earthquake and warn of the "extreme risk" to children

Non-governmental organizations, including World Vision, Save the Children, and Action Against Hunger, have activated their emergency committees and humanitarian response mechanisms following a 7.4-magnitude earthquake in Colombia. The organizations are currently evaluating damages and providing assistance to the affected population, while specifically warning of the extreme risk facing children in the disaster's aftermath.

In a separate domestic development in Spain, Minister of Youth and Children Sira Rego publicly criticized Vox as shameful for rejecting a 25 million euro government allocation to the autonomous city of Ceuta. The funding was designated to manage emergency care for unaccompanied foreign minors arriving in the region.