Trapped High Above: Passengers Experience Terrifying Earthquake Inside Colombia Cable Car
On the morning of August 10, 2026, at 07:34 local time, a devastating earthquake of magnitude 7.4 struck the San José del Palmar region in the Chocó province of Colombia. The earthquake resulted in extensive destruction. The Colombian Geological Service declared it to be the most powerful tremor of the past decade. The quake was felt over a wide area, notably in the cities of Cali, Quibdó, Pereira, and Manizales. A series of earthquakes in South America triggered widespread panic.
Footage taken during the earthquake revealed the scale of the disaster. The terror of a group caught in a cable car during the quake was vividly captured on camera;
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Following the earthquake, a substantial number of buildings partially or completely collapsed, leading to serious disruptions in electricity, water, and communication infrastructures.
Search and rescue teams in the region have initiated a race against time to reach citizens trapped under the rubble of collapsed buildings. Following the disaster, the Colombian Government declared a national emergency, mobilizing search and rescue and humanitarian aid operations. Authorities are urging citizens to be cautious of potential aftershocks in the area and to avoid entering damaged structures, while uninterrupted efforts to rescue those trapped under debris and assess the damage continue.
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