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00:03 Report | Steven Gislam
00:23 Abelardo de la Espriella | Colombian President
00:50 Nelson Carrillo | Pereira resident

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((ATMO: Cheering))
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Cheers erupt as rescuers pull another survivor  from under the rubble of a building that collapsed in Monday's earthquake.
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Some good news, in an increasingly grim situation.
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More than 48 hours after the quake hit, rescue operations are ongoing. 
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It's been a baptism of fire for Colombia's new president, who had only been in office a few days when the quake struck.
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((SOUNDBITE (English) Abelardo de la Espriella, President of Colombia, 18 secs))
"A tragedy like this plunges all of Colombia into mourning. But that will not prevent us from working together to help this beautiful region of the country move forward—a region of hardworking, patriotic people who want a better future.
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 Rescuers work against the clock.
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((SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Nelson Carrillo, Venezuelan living in Pereira, 15 secs))
"I'm working alongside other people. Yesterday we rescued two people alive. We also rescued two animals—a cat and a dog. Right now, we suspect there are some dead bodies because we can already smell the odour. The smell is very strong. So we’re digging in this area." 
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The government has declared a national emergency and asked for international help. On Wednesday, Colombia began three days of mourning for the victims.
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But here, on the ground, the focus now is on finding survivors, before time runs out.
((ATMO: Clapping man who rescued a dog))
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