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Mexican rescue workers will not be able to assist with rescue efforts in Colombia: they are awaiting authorization to send humanitarian aid.

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The Brigada de Rescate Topos Tlatelolco will be unable to send rescue teams to Colombia following a 7.4 magnitude earthquake that struck several cities on Monday, August 10. While unable to participate directly in rescue operations, the group is currently awaiting authorization to send humanitarian aid to the affected region.

The restriction prevents the specialized Mexican rescue volunteers from deploying personnel to the disaster zone. Instead, their potential contribution is limited to the provision of humanitarian supplies, pending official clearance from the relevant authorities.

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