NewzA magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck Colombia on Monday, resulting in 281 deaths, 3,824 injuries, and 379 disappearances. The disaster has triggered a significant humanitarian crisis, with hundreds of families displaced, including approximately 200 families in the Reserva de Meléndez area of Cali who have been forced to live in tents outside their damaged apartment buildings for two nights.
In response to the emergency, the technology company Indra is collaborating with Colombian authorities to support relief efforts. The company has deployed specialized resources, including drones for site inspection, satellite connectivity solutions, and artificial intelligence-driven image analysis to assist in the ongoing search and recovery operations.
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