Cyprus expresses solidarity with Colombia after deadly earthquake kills over 130
Cyprus Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos expressed his deep sorrow and extended condolences to the families affected by the devastating earthquake in western Colombia. The powerful quake, the strongest in Colombia this century, struck on Monday, killing more than 132 people, toppling buildings, damaging hospitals, and trapping many under rubble.
This disaster occurred just days after Colombia's new president Abelardo De La Espriella took office, immediately confronting the administration with a major crisis. The national government declared a state of emergency and has mobilized all resources to protect lives, assist affected communities, and provide aid, prioritizing the rescue of those trapped beneath debris.
Minister Kombos affirmed Cyprus' support for Colombia during this difficult time, emphasizing the country’s commitment to stand with the Colombian people as they face this tragic event.
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