According to Reuters, rescue operations after the earthquake in Colombia and Venezuela were organized completely differently. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Reuters.
The article compares the stories of two buildings: one in Colombia, the other in Venezuela. In Colombia, rescuers acted quickly and efficiently, promptly extracting people from under the rubble. In Venezuela, rescue efforts were slow, and those in need of help had to wait for a long time.
Experts say this difference is due to the countries' infrastructure and preparedness levels. Colombia has well-established emergency systems, while in Venezuela, lack of resources and logistical difficulties hampered rescue operations.
Reuters notes that this case highlights the importance of different countries' preparedness for natural disasters. Although the earthquake's consequences were severe in both countries, the outcomes of rescue operations differed significantly.