A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake in Colombia has left rescuers battling time to pull survivors from the rubble, as hope of finding more people alive dwindles. The deadly quake razed buildings, buckled roads and crushed cars, reducing parts of towns to debris. On Wednesday, tons of aid from regional partners began arriving to support the emergency effort. Rescue teams continued digging through collapsed structures, but the search was growing more desperate as hours passed. Authorities have not released a full casualty count, but the scale of destruction is clear from the flattened buildings and damaged infrastructure. The focus remains on locating anyone still trapped beneath the wreckage, though the chances of survival are fading.