VIDEO SHOWS: WRAP OF EDITS RELATED TO EARTHQUAKE IN COLOMBIA AND SEARCH FOR SURVIVORS ON DAY TWO (AUGUST 11, 2026)

SHOWS: Rescue teams worked through the night searching for survivors in Quibdo, Colombia, after 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck the western department of Choco on Monday morning (August 10). (4741-COLOMBIA-QUAKE/QUIBDO)

QUIBDO, COLOMBIA (AUGUST 10, 2026) (GOBERNACION DEL CHOCO - No resale / No archive / Must on-screen courtesy Gobernacion del Choco) (MUTE) (NIGHT SHOTS)

DESCRIPCIÓN DE IMÁGENES

1. HEAVY MACHINERY MOVING DEBRIS

2. RESCUERS WORKING

3. VOLUNTEER SHOVELLING DEBRIS

4. HEAVY MACHINERY MOVING DEBRIS

Rescuers in Cali escorted a survivor pulled from earthquake rubble to an ambulance on Tuesday, as crews raced to find others trapped beneath collapsed buildings. (4742-COLOMBIA-QUAKE/CALI-RESCUE)

CALI, COLOMBIA (AUGUST 11, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all)

5. EMERGENCY CREWS PULLING SURVIVOR ON STRETCHER AS CROWDS CHEER

6. VARIOUS OF CREWS PLACING SURVIVOR INSIDE AMBULANCE

7. PEOPLE AT SCENE HUGGING AND CRYING

Rescue workers and volunteers searching through earthquake rubble in the Colombian city of Pereira rejoiced on Tuesday after detecting signs of life beneath a collapsed building. (4715-COLOMBIA-QUAKE/PEREIRA-RESCUE-UPDATE)

PEREIRA, COLOMBIA (AUGUST 11, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all)

8. RESCUE PERSONNEL AND VOLUNTEERS WORKING AT SITE OF DESTROYED BUILDINGS

9. PERSON RAISING THEIR HANDS TO ASK FOR SILENCE / PEOPLE SAYING (Spanish) “There are people” / RESCUE PERSONNEL AND VOLUNTEERS CHEERING

10. RESCUE PERSONNEL AND VOLUNTEERS CHEERING, WORKING

11. RESCUE PERSONNEL AND VOLUNTEERS STANDING OVER RUBBLE

12. VARIOUS OF RESCUE PERSONNEL REMOVING DEBRIS WITH A CRANE

Colombian President Abelardo De La Espriella toured the earthquake-ravaged city of Pereira on Tuesday, walking through streets lined with collapsed buildings as rescue teams continued searching for survivors. (4739-COLOMBIA-QUAKE/PEREIRA-PRESIDENT)

PEREIRA, COLOMBIA (AUGUST 11, 2026) (ORIGINALLY SHOT IN PORTRAIT) (@DELAESPRIELLA_STYLE VIA INSTAGRAM - Must on screen courtesy @delaespriella_style via Instagram) (ORIGINALLY SHOT IN PORTRAIT) (MUTE)

13. COLOMBIAN PRESIDENT, ABELARDO DE LA ESPRIELLA, TALKING WITH LOCAL OFFICIAL

14. CRANES AND DAMAGED BUILDING SEEN FROM MOVING VEHICLE

15. DE LA ESPRIELLA GREETING RESCUE TEAMS

16. COLLAPSED BUILDING SEEN FROM MOVING VEHICLE

17. VARIOUS OF DE LA ESPRIELLA GREETING LOCAL OFFICIALS

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed "solidarity with the people and Government of Colombia and extends his condolences to the families of the victims and wishes for a speedy recovery to all those affected," U.N. deputy spokesperson Farhan Haq said at a media briefing at U.N. headquarters in New York. (4728-COLOMBIA-QUAKE/UN)

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18. U.N. DEPUTY SPOKESPERSON, FARHAN HAQ, AT LECTERN IN MEDIA BRIEFING ROOM

19. (SOUNDBITE) (English) U.N. DEPUTY SPOKESPERSON, FARHAN HAQ, SAYING:

“The Secretary-General is saddened by reports that more than 160 people have lost their lives, with many others injured, following the 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck Colombia yesterday. He expresses his solidarity with the people and Government of Colombia and extends his condolences to the families of the victims and wishes for a speedy recovery to all those affected, as reports emerge of collapsed homes and other significant damage, and as the authorities work to assess the full impact. The United Nations is in close contact with the Colombian authorities and is supporting the Government-led response as requested.”

Emergency crews in Pereira enlisted the help of a rescue dog to search through the debris of a collapsed building as they paused operations repeatedly to call for silence while listening for signs of survivors trapped beneath the rubble. (4722-COLOMBIA-QUAKE/PEREIRA-RESCUE-DOG)

PEREIRA, COLOMBIA (AUGUST 11, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all)

20. VARIOUS OF RESCUE DOG SEARCHING THROUGH DEBRIS OF COLLAPSED BUILDING

Footage showed Colombian emergency crews recovering a victim's body from a collapsed building in quake-hit Cali on Tuesday (August 11). (4751-COLOMBIA-QUAKE/CALI-BODY)

CALI, COLOMBIA (AUGUST 11, 2026) (REUTERS – Access all)

21. VARIOUS OF EMERGENCY CREWS CARRYING STRETCHER WITH COVERED BODY ON IT TO AMBULANCE

Drone views show toppled infrastructure in Cali on Tuesday following the powerful Colombia earthquake. (4748-COLOMBIA-QUAKE/CALI-AERIALS)

22. VARIOUS OF DRONE FOOTAGE SHOWING DAMAGED AND COLLAPSED BUILDINGS FOLLOWING EARTHQUAKE

Colombian President Abelardo De La Espriella visited earthquake-stricken areas on Tuesday, documenting his tour through devastated neighborhoods on social media as rescue operations continued. (4758-COLOMBIA-QUAKE/DE LA ESPRIELLA)

UNIDENTIFIED LOCATION, COLOMBIA (RELEASED ON AUGUST 11, 2026) (@ABDELAESPRIELLA VIA X - No archive / No resale / Must on screen courtesy @ABDELAESPRIELLA via X) (ORIGINALLY IN PORTRAIT) (SUBTITLES APPLIED BY SOURCE) (MUTE)

23. VARIOUS OF COLOMBIAN PRESIDENT, ABELARDO DE LA ESPRIELLA MEETING WITH QUAKE VICTIMS

Volunteers and rescue teams continued to dig tirelessly through the rubble of a collapsed building in Pereira on Tuesday, looking for signs of survivors trapped beneath the rubble. (4773-COLOMBIA-QUAKE/PEREIRA-RESCUE-LATEST)

PEREIRA, COLOMBIA (AUGUST 11, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all)

24. (MUTE) DRONE SHOT SHOWING SEARCH AND RESCUE OPERATION AT TOPPLED BUILDING

25. VOLUNTEERS CHEERING DURING SEARCH AND RESCUE OPERATION

Colombian firefighters pulled a woman alive from the rubble of a collapsed building in Cali on Tuesday, more than 16 hours after Monday's earthquake left her trapped inside. (4774-COLOMBIA-QUAKE/CALI-RESCUE-UGC)

CALI, COLOMBIA (AUGUST 11, 2026) (ORIGINALLY SHOT IN PORTRAIT) (BOMBEROS DE BOGOTA AND ALEJANDRO EDER - No resale / No archive / Must on-screen courtesy Bomberos de Bogota and Alejandro Eder)

26. (MUTE) VARIOUS OF FIREFIGHTER HANDING WATER BOTTLE TO CALI WOMAN, DIANA

Crowds erupted in cheers on Tuesday after rescue crews pulled a kitten out of a collapsed building in quake-hit Pereira, Colombia. (4772-COLOMBIA-QUAKE/PEREIRA-RESCUE-CAT)

PEREIRA, COLOMBIA (AUGUST 11, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all)

27. RESCUERS AND VOLUNTEERS RAISING HANDS, ASKING FOR PEOPLE TO BE QUIET / FIREFIGHTER WALKING OUT OF RUBBLE WITH KITTEN IN HAND / FIREFIGHTER HANDING KITTEN TO ANOTHER VOLUNTEER / VOLUNTEER HANDING OVER THE KITTEN TO ANOTHER PERSON

Peru sent 12 tonnes of humanitarian aid to Colombia on Tuesday. (4780-COLOMBIA-QUAKE/PERU-AID)

CALLAO, PERU (AUGUST 11, 2026) (REUTERS - Access All)

28. PERUVIAN AIR FORCE PLANE WITH BOXES OF HUMANITARIAN AID FOR COLOMBIA

29. VARIOUS OF CARGO VEHICLE CARRYING BOXES OF HUMANITARIAN AID INTO PLANE

A woman identified as Daniela Largo Sanchez was rescued alive in Pereira after spending 36 hours trapped under the rubble on Tuesday night, the Bogota Fire Department reported. (4797-COLOMBIA-QUAKE/PEREIRA-RESCUE)

PEREIRA, COLOMBIA (AUGUST 11, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all) (NIGHT SHOTS)

30. VARIOUS OF RESCUE TEAMS PULLING SURVIVOR OUT OF RUBBLE

31. RESCUE TEAMS CARRYING SURVIVOR TO AMBULANCE