Earthquake in Colombia: over 130 dead, buildings and hospitals collapsed. Mother and newborn baby saved from the rubble

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There are almost 600 injured, while we continue to dig through the rubble in search of the missing. The mayor of Cali, Alejandro Eder, has placed a curfew on the entire city following reports of possible looting, after the earthquake that hit the capital of Valle del Cauca. It then became part of the Hospital Universitario de Cali, one of the cities most hit by the earthquake. Save mother and babyAlso according to what the newspaper El Tiempo reports, a newborn baby and his mother, trapped under the rubble of a collapsed building, have meanwhile been rescued in Cali. Video images released on social media show the rescue operations of the two from the rubble.