AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDisaster Response: Colombia’s 7.4-magnitude earthquake has killed at least 181 people, with thousands injured and more than 3,000 reported missing as rescue teams keep searching through rubble in Cali, Pereira, Chocó and Manizales; aftershocks continue, and the quake damaged or collapsed about 1,600 buildings, disrupting airports, hospitals, roads, power and telecoms. Infrastructure & Safety: Bogotá and the construction chamber (CAMACOL) are rolling out a digital platform for residents to register home damage so technical teams can prioritize inspections and structural assessments. Aid & Logistics: Diaspora groups in South Florida and Central Florida are collecting first-aid supplies, heavy rescue tools, and camping gear, while the U.S. has pledged $15.5 million for emergency shelter, food, protection and assessments. Workplace Accountability: A Florida-based healthcare firm faced backlash after a manager’s video allegedly warned staff not to leave during the quake, prompting calls for labor authorities to intervene. Local Industry Impact: The quake also forced operational disruptions, including airport closures and delays affecting transport and services.
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