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Independent project tracking verified data on Colombia's August 10, 2026 earthquake.

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Longer pieces behind some donation campaigns and specific community efforts — always linked to the real campaign, post, or city they're based on.

San José del Palmar: the epicenter almost no one has looked at

San José del PalmarSan José del Palmar: the epicenter almost no one has looked at

The earthquake began here, in a small Chocó town most news coverage barely mentions. Valentina Jurado, who knew the town before the quake, started a campaign so that wouldn't mean it gets left without help.

Equipo SOSColombia · 16/8/2026

A newborn baby survived the collapse of Torres del Limonar in Cali

CaliA newborn baby survived the collapse of Torres del Limonar in Cali

When the building came down, several members of one family were trapped under the rubble. A newborn baby and his father were rescued alive, and today they're fighting to recover in intensive care.

Equipo SOSColombia · 16/8/2026

Ana María: the only surviving triplet of the Saavedra family in Cali

CaliAna María: the only surviving triplet of the Saavedra family in Cali

A collapsed apartment building in Cali killed her parents, her uncle, and both of her triplet sisters. Ana María survived, and now faces surgery and a long recovery.

Equipo SOSColombia · 16/8/2026