A 32-year-old woman has been pulled alive from the rubble, 36 hours after she was trapped after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Colombia. Daniela Largo was found under the rubble of a building in the city of Pereira after a rescue operation that lasted about 10 hours. Emergency crews reached her through a tunnel dug under four heavy concrete slabs that had blocked the passage.

According to family members, a local resident heard Daniela's voice calling for help from the rubble. After rescue teams arrived, a small camera was used to locate the woman. Due to the heavy concrete structures, firefighters were forced to open two tunnels to reach her. Through an opening created from above, the teams were able to provide her with oxygen, while the final rescue was made through the second tunnel, opened from below.

The moment Largo was pulled from the rubble was greeted with applause and excitement from rescue teams and people near the scene. The 32-year-old's mother said her family was anxiously awaiting her return home, while teams continue to search for others who may have been trapped. Local authorities have taken additional security measures in the most affected areas, while search and rescue operations continue. Officials have said there is still hope of finding more survivors.