Search and rescue efforts have resumed in dozens of cities and towns in western Colombia after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake left more than 3,000 people missing, with many trapped under the debris. The earthquake presents the first major test for Mr de la Espriella, who was sworn in on Friday. President Abelardo de la Espriella said at least 111 people had died (Santiago Saldarriaga/AP) (Santiago Saldarriaga/AP Photo/Santiago Saldarriaga)Dana Carolina Zamora posted an image of her missing 60-year-old uncle, Miguel Angel Zamora, cradling his dog. Her home city, Pereira, was one of the worst hit, and a wall inside the factory collapsed. A collapsed building in Manizales (Dario Cardona/AP) (Dario Cardona/AP Photo/Dario Cardona)Pereira’s municipal government said at least 58 buildings collapsed, while Cali mayor Alejandro Eder said at least 40 buildings had collapsed.