More than 3,000 are reported missing in Colombia on Tuesday following a massive 7.4-magnitude earthquake, prompting a desperate search for survivors and a pledge from the Trump administration of $15.5 million in relief. Videos and photos emerged from Colombia showing first responders combing through rubble and debris, looking for any signs of life. It added that "the Trump Administration is committing $15.5 million in funding for emergency shelter, food, protection, and earthquake assessments." COLOMBIA BUILDING COLLAPSES ON CAMERA AS EARTHQUAKE BRINGS DEATH, DESTRUCTIONAround 1,600 buildings across Colombia have been reported damaged or collapsed, and more than 3,000 people are missing, the AP reported. In a post on X, De la Espriella, added that, "The National Government stands with the people of Chocó."