AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoColombia Earthquake Response: Colombia’s disaster agency chief vowed to keep searching for hundreds of missing after the 7.4 quake, even as the 72-hour survival window closed; the toll reported in the latest coverage reached 241 dead with 3,771 injured and 379 still missing, while Cali and Pereira saw massive housing destruction and growing camps for displaced families. Port & Logistics Disruption: CMA CGM said operations at the Buenaventura terminal were partially resumed but still constrained by landslides, high yard congestion, staffing shortages, and limited access—delays expected for cargo evacuation and inland transport. International Aid Mobilization: Ecuador will send 35 rescuers plus nearly five tons of equipment and engineering specialists to support damage assessment and building habitability classification in Colombia’s quake-hit zones. Trade & Supply Chains: A White House report flags Colombia among countries at elevated risk of “transshipment” used to route Chinese goods through third countries to evade U.S. tariffs. Cyber & Consumer Impact: Crypto hardware wallet maker Trezor said a ShipMonk breach exposed personal data tied to nearly 14,000 customers (including Colombia), while stressing its own systems and devices stayed secure. Energy/Industry Investment: Zoomlion deployed excavators, cranes, and rescue machines to support debris clearance and road restoration in Cali and Pereira.
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