A normal Bogotá morning died in forty-five seconds. Concrete folded, steel snapped, and a red-brick tower bent like wet cardboard against its neighbor. Sirens drowned out prayers. Phones went dead mid‑call. Parents screamed names into clouds of dust. As aftershocks stalk rescue teams and night falls over powerless streets, Colombia faces a question no one feels ready to answ… Continues…
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