Nubia Carolina Córdoba, governor of Chocó, leads the department's response to an emergency.
Nubia Carolina Córdoba serves as governor of Chocó, a department facing an emergency to which she is leading the institutional response. According to reports from her administration, Córdoba has visited the areas affected by the situation.
The governor has taken on a central role in coordinating emergency response efforts in the department. Chocó is moving forward with response operations under her leadership.
Armed men intercepted a vehicle on the Ocaña-Cúcuta road, with three members of the Dijín going missing according to video footage recorded during the incident.
President Abelardo De La Espriella revealed that five departments account for estimated losses of $30 trillion from the earthquake.
Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella has ordered search and rescue operations to continue in Cali and Pereira, while moderate-magnitude earthquakes were recorded in Venezuela, Mexico and Spain.