Families in Cali, Colombia, who lost their homes and possessions in Monday’s earthquake have gathered at local shelters for assistance. The disaster, which struck the city, left many without shelter or basic supplies. Volunteers and aid workers are providing food and clothing to those displaced.
The earthquake, which occurred early Monday, caused significant damage in the region. Emergency services are working to assess the full extent of the destruction. Local authorities have opened multiple shelters to accommodate those affected.
Residents report that the quake was felt strongly across the city. Many were forced to evacuate their homes. Aid distribution is ongoing, with efforts focused on meeting immediate needs. Officials have called for continued support from the community and external organizations.
The situation remains tense as authorities monitor for further risks. No official casualty figures have been released, but the impact on the city is evident.
