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[00:03:14] Welcome to our Primera Plana broadcast with Alejandra Forero.
[00:03:18] Next, our headlines.
[00:03:22] Earthquake in Colombia leaves at least 40 dead and
[00:03:25] worries families in Aruba. Dimas
[00:03:28] temporarily suspends new work permits.
[00:03:32] 7.4 magnitude earthquake
[00:03:35] shakes Colombia and causes damage in several cities. President
[00:03:39] Abelardo de la Espriella assumes
[00:03:41] the situation also with control of the emergency after earthquake.
[00:03:44] At this time and every day, we are pleased to greet once again
[00:03:48] all our viewers, giving you as always a cordial
[00:03:51] welcome to our Primera
[00:03:54] through Primera Plana. According to Plana broadcast with Alejandra Forero. With great pleasure we greet you, hoping that
[00:03:57] you had an excellent weekend.
[00:04:01] And that you get ready to have the best week of
[00:04:04] all. Today, unfortunately, Colombia
[00:04:08] was shaken by an earthquake of 7.4 degrees on the Richter
[00:04:11] scale that affected different main cities in
[00:04:15] this country. The most worrying thing is that, as we know, many
[00:04:18] Colombians reside here in Aruba and still did not
[00:04:22] know the whereabouts of their loved ones. Several messages arrived at our newsroom
[00:04:26] from worried people here in Aruba, concerned about their relatives in the
[00:04:30] different cities such as Cali, Medellín, Pereira, Manizales,
[00:04:33] and they did not know their whereabouts. We also know that
[00:04:36] since we are in holiday season, there are many
[00:04:39] Arubans or local people who decided to be in Colombia and
[00:04:43] unfortunately were in the middle of this
[00:04:46] earthquake. The concern and
[00:04:49] anguish were also felt in Aruba. This strong earthquake that
[00:04:53] shook Colombia today has generated concern among hundreds
[00:04:56] of people on our island, especially
[00:05:00] among those of us who have family and loved ones in Colombian
[00:05:03] territory and who are there on
[00:05:06] vacation in the country. The 7.4 magnitude earthquake
[00:05:10] was registered in the morning and was felt in different regions of
[00:05:14] Colombia. Among the areas that have reported the greatest effects are
[00:05:18] Pereira, Manizales, Medellín, Cali,
[00:05:21] Quibdó, where fatalities, injured people, and damage to
[00:05:24] buildings have been reported. According to the
[00:05:29] broadcast, at least 70 people had
[00:05:33] lost their lives. However, the authorities continue to evaluate the
[00:05:37] situation and carry out search and rescue efforts. In
[00:05:41] Aruba, the situation has also generated moments of anguish for
[00:05:45] many families. Some people have had
[00:05:47] difficulties communicating with their relatives in Colombia
[00:05:51] immediately after the earthquake, while
[00:05:54] others are trying to confirm that their loved ones, including
[00:05:57] relatives who are on vacation, are well. In a moment like
[00:06:01] this, the authorities recommend remaining calm
[00:06:04] and avoiding sharing information that has not been officially
[00:06:07] confirmed. Today, the government of Aruba met
[00:06:11] with various stakeholders to evaluate
[00:06:14] the situation and also to see the number of
[00:06:17] Arubans or people who reside on the island and who are
[00:06:20] currently on vacation. From Aruba
[00:06:24] we remain attentive to the evolution of this
[00:06:27] situation and the official information that arises.
[00:06:30] To all the families affected by this tragedy, our
[00:06:34] thoughts and solidarity in these difficult
[00:06:38] moments. Changing the subject, the DIMA
[00:06:42] department has announced that they have temporarily
[00:06:44] stopped the first permit for certain people.
[00:06:48] Why did they make this decision? Below is the
[00:06:51] information. DIMA temporarily
[00:06:54] suspends the issuance of first work
[00:06:57] permits. The Department of Integration, Management, and Admission of
[00:07:03] moment they are not granting first work
[00:07:06] permits, due to the high volume of applications and
[00:07:10] the internal reorganization process that the
[00:07:13] institution is undergoing. According to Ms. Katy Ruiz Pasquel, director of
[00:07:17] this department, there are some exceptions they are taking into
[00:07:20] account. She also explained that the measure seeks
[00:07:24] to allow the department to process the volume of
[00:07:27] accumulated files and optimize its administrative
[00:07:30] procedures before resuming this service. The
[00:07:34] authorities clarified that the suspension applies only to new
[00:07:37] work permit applications, while other
[00:07:41] procedures continue to develop
[00:07:44] normally. DIMA indicated that once operational
[00:07:47] conditions allow, they will officially announce the
[00:07:52] receiving this type of applications and invited users
[00:07:55] to stay informed through the official
[00:07:59] channels.
[00:08:02] And after this terrible news was released, where
[00:08:05] we know that Colombia was affected by this earthquake
[00:08:09] and as we live here in Aruba with many
[00:08:12] Colombians, Prime Minister Mike Eman also made statements
[00:08:16] about this moment, with the coexistence he has with the
[00:08:20] thousands and thousands of Colombians who are worried about the
[00:08:23] situation prevailing in Colombia. Here are his
[00:08:26] statements:
[00:08:30] We have just organized a very
[00:08:33] important meeting with different
[00:08:37] institutes that are important during
[00:08:40] moments like this. We
[00:08:42] have had contact
[00:08:45] also with the embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
[00:08:48] in Bogotá to assess
[00:08:53] the Consul General of Colombia in
[00:08:56] Aruba, Mr. Gustavo Serrano, to
[00:09:00] express our sense of solidarity
[00:09:03] and coexistence with the community of Colombia
[00:09:07] with this tragic event of this earthquake
[00:09:11] in Colombia that has shaken again
[00:09:13] many cities and
[00:09:17] again we also have
[00:09:19] reports of many deceased,
[00:09:23] especially in four areas. We are
[00:09:27] getting many reports of much
[00:09:30] damage in Cali, in Manizales, in Pereira and in
[00:09:34] Choco, but also more broadly, in
[00:09:37] Colombia, there is a lot of damage. The
[00:09:40] first investigation that
[00:09:43] we carried out this morning jointly with the Department of Foreign Affairs,
[00:09:47] with the Department of Security, Police and the
[00:09:51] Institute of Crisis Management in
[00:09:54] Aruba, which is called CMO, we jointly
[00:09:57] with the Kingdom of the Netherlands
[00:10:00] analyzed the situation and
[00:10:03] everything is still very fluid, we
[00:10:06] still do not have the exact figures
[00:10:10] nor do we have a
[00:10:13] complete view of all the damage also the damage
[00:10:17] for many people who have lost families from
[00:10:20] Aruba. We also quickly made
[00:10:23] a comment on our
[00:10:26] concerns for citizens of Aruba in
[00:10:30] Colombia. We have from
[00:10:34] AZV, 90 people from
[00:10:37] Aruba in Colombia, who are
[00:10:40] there for medical care and with
[00:10:42] families, 66 in
[00:10:45] Cali, 27 in Bogotá and 20 in
[00:10:48] Medellín and all the contacts we had so far
[00:10:52] jointly also with AZV. We
[00:10:55] do not have, thank God, any
[00:10:58] report of cases of
[00:11:01] incidents where the patient or the
[00:11:04] family were involved in any
[00:11:07] effect of the earthquake and we are very grateful to our
[00:11:11] Lord for that. So
[00:11:14] we have an accumulation of
[00:11:18] impacts in the entire region,
[00:11:21] Venezuela, now Colombia and
[00:11:25] we hope that these moments also bring
[00:11:27] us an important message of more
[00:11:31] solidarity and more coexistence among
[00:11:34] humanity. Many times we are very
[00:11:37] worried about things that
[00:11:41] possibly are not the most important things in life.
[00:11:44] These moments remind us what is
[00:11:48] really life and what
[00:11:51] it means to be a human being and a neighbor.
[00:11:55] For us, we want
[00:11:58] to give our words of solidarity and
[00:12:01] coexistence to all the families in Colombia who have suffered
[00:12:04] loss, the families in Aruba who
[00:12:08] have people who have suffered loss. We are
[00:12:11] in solidarity with you and we have also
[00:12:15] communicated with the Kingdom of the Netherlands at the embassy
[00:12:18] also with the Consul General that Aruba,
[00:12:21] as we did in Venezuela, we are ready
[00:12:25] to send, if there is a need, any
[00:12:28] voluntary assistance team, Red Cross team,
[00:12:32] medical team, specialists,
[00:12:35] any other type of advice that would be
[00:12:38] necessary at that moment, we are very attentive to
[00:12:42] that and we also ask the community to remain
[00:12:45] attentive to what the needs will be
[00:12:49] and how we can contribute, each one with their
[00:12:53] contribution can make a difference for the
[00:12:57] community that has suffered the
[00:12:59] greatest damage in Colombia. I want the
[00:13:03] Colombian community of Aruba to know that
[00:13:06] we are very attentive and we are also
[00:13:10] prepared, we have already communicated, to see
[00:13:13] how Aruba can be
[00:13:16] useful and can also be a support in
[00:13:20] these difficult moments for
[00:13:23] Colombia.
[00:13:29] We begin our international round with a special we
[00:13:32] have prepared for all of you about this 7.4 magnitude
[00:13:35] earthquake that affected various
[00:13:38] buildings in Colombia this morning. As you will see
[00:13:42] in the images from the different main cities, we are talking about
[00:13:46] Medellín, Cali, Bogotá, Pereira,
[00:13:49] Manizales, which were affected by this telluric movement
[00:13:53] after this tremor. Several aftershocks have also
[00:13:56] occurred. Our colleagues from Noticias Caracol have the
[00:14:00] information. A 7.4 magnitude
[00:14:03] earthquake was registered on Monday morning in Colombia. It
[00:14:07] was strongly felt in several regions of the country. We are talking about the case of
[00:14:11] Bogotá, the capital, and others like Cali in Valle del Cauca.
[00:14:14] Subsequently, some aftershocks were registered, one of the most recent
[00:14:17] of magnitude 4.8. The
[00:14:20] authorities report at this moment that several cities nationwide
[00:14:23] are registering significant
[00:14:27] mainly what is known here as the coffee axis, which includes
[00:14:30] among others Manizales, Armenia and
[00:14:33] Pereira, also, as we mentioned, in Cali, in Valle del Cauca.
[00:14:37] On the other hand, it is important to take the following into account: this telluric
[00:14:41] movement was registered 20 km from the municipality of
[00:14:44] San José del Palmar in the department of Chocó, this is
[00:14:48] in the northwest of the country. What the governor
[00:14:51] of Chocó indicates at this moment is that there is already a preliminary record of injuries, but at this
[00:14:55] moment the local authorities are trying to determine exactly the
[00:14:59] number, while it is confirmed that there is extensive material
[00:15:03] damage. It is important to say the following also, the president of
[00:15:07] Colombia, Abelardo de la Espriella, ordered the
[00:15:10] installation of a unified command post for
[00:15:13] the care of the victims. He also assures that he will
[00:15:16] go directly to the city of Pereira to be able to coordinate
[00:15:19] precisely the attention to the affected.
[00:15:22] Additionally, Civil Aeronautics, which here in Colombia is the
[00:15:26] highest air authority, assures that
[00:15:30] affectations are registered in the airports of Pereira, Manizales,
[00:15:33] Quibdó, Armenia, Cartago and Buenaventura, for which
[00:15:37] air operations at that point are currently suspended.
[00:15:39] In addition, the mayor of Cali,
[00:15:43] let's remember that this is the third largest city in the country, assures
[00:15:47] that serious affectations were reported that are currently being
[00:15:50] monitored through drones.
[00:15:54] From Bogotá, Colombia, Adrián Acuestas for the Latin American News
[00:15:58] Alliance.
[00:16:01] After this information was released, the recently
[00:16:04] elected president who took office on
[00:16:08] la Espriella, through his account on X, announced
[00:16:12] that he was traveling directly to Bogotá to
[00:16:15] focus on the calamity situation at
[00:16:18] this moment.
[00:16:20] Compatriots, at this moment I am heading to
[00:16:23] Bogotá. I have ordered to suspend all the
[00:16:26] agenda I had in the capital of the Republic to
[00:16:30] concentrate on the natural disaster
[00:16:33] that today scourges our suffering Colombian people.
[00:16:38] I have called an emergency meeting, a unified
[00:16:42] command post at the UNGRD offices in
[00:16:45] Bogotá. There I will be with the entire team making
[00:16:49] decisions and actions. I will personally
[00:16:52] lead these actions to
[00:16:56] bring solutions to our people in the department of
[00:16:59] Chocó, in the coffee region and in other
[00:17:02] areas of the country that have been affected. You are not
[00:17:06] alone. Colombia has a president who
[00:17:09] feels for his people and who will do everything in his
[00:17:13] power to help you in the most difficult
[00:17:16] moments. Firm for the
[00:17:19] homeland.
[00:17:28] For his part, the mayor of Manizales also announced
[00:17:32] the number of affected people there in these
[00:17:35] neighboring municipalities and also Manizales, indicating that
[00:17:39] they have adopted all containment measures against this
[00:17:43] earthquake.
[00:17:45] Manizaleños, we are at the fire department command post. As
[00:17:49] everyone knows, we have just experienced a very tragic
[00:17:52] and very hard circumstance, a very large earthquake that strongly affected
[00:17:56] the city of Manizales, many buildings
[00:18:00] that suffered the impact. We have more than 12
[00:18:03] buildings that are partially or totally destroyed.
[00:18:07] We have more than 20 homes that are totally or partially
[00:18:10] destroyed. We already have two people who
[00:18:13] died due to the event or in circumstances close to the
[00:18:17] event. We have many gas and electrical
[00:18:20] leaks. We are attending to them with hundreds of people. At
[00:18:23] this moment there are hundreds of engineers structurally
[00:18:26] reviewing buildings to evacuate them, because the first thing to do
[00:18:30] is to evacuate. We have Efigaz, the city's energy
[00:18:34] company, reviewing all connections to prevent this
[00:18:38] from happening. It's not easy because despite having firefighters, the
[00:18:42] civil defense, the Red Cross, Red Cross, ALGER,
[00:18:46] PONALZAR, AUTAL, all working, we are not coping.
[00:18:49] So stay outside as you are, because we don't know if there will be an
[00:18:53] aftershock. We have to be completely prepared.
[00:18:56] Don't go into buildings yet. I know this is not easy, but stay
[00:19:00] outside for at least a while, because there may be an aftershock.
[00:19:04] Let's be at peace and calm. Call the 123 line of
[00:19:07] firefighters. We are receiving anything. We are going to
[00:19:11] atenderlos de inmediato,
[00:19:13] It's not easy. We already spoke with the national government. They will give us
[00:19:17] operational rescue units and attention that come from Bogotá and
[00:19:20] from different parts of the country.
[00:19:23] For her part, the governor of Valle del Cauca, Dillian
[00:19:27] Francisca Toro, also gave an update on the number of people
[00:19:31] affected by this telluric movement. According
[00:19:34] to her, several people also sadly died in Cali, but...
[00:19:37] life, we are at the university
[00:19:40] hospital. Here there was a collapse of some
[00:19:44] sectors and of course there are some people who are
[00:19:47] trapped. However, firefighters are already here, the army is already
[00:19:51] here. We are already working so that they can get out and of course doing the
[00:19:55] respective evacuations. There were also
[00:19:58] damages in several municipalities. In
[00:20:02] Calima de Darién we had the loss of three children
[00:20:05] unfortunately because a wall fell on them and
[00:20:08] well, they died there. In Zarzal there is also a person
[00:20:12] who died. In Buenaventura there is also a lot
[00:20:15] of damage, but well, there are no injured people and
[00:20:19] we are receiving in Río Frío there is a lot
[00:20:22] of damage in Calima de Darién above all there is a lot of damage and the
[00:20:26] people, the children who died. So well, it's like the
[00:20:29] first report, it's the first thing we can tell you, but the situation
[00:20:32] is serious and and we are on
[00:20:35] that. For his part, the general director of the
[00:20:39] Colombian Seismological Service gave a first
[00:20:42] report of what happened and which departments and municipalities
[00:20:46] were affected by this 7.4 magnitude earthquake
[00:20:50] that affected Colombia today.
[00:20:54] From the National Seismological Network of Colombia, operated by the Colombian
[00:20:57] Geological Survey, we report the occurrence today at
[00:21:00] 7:34 in the morning of a 7.4 magnitude
[00:21:04] earthquake with a depth of 88 km.
[00:21:08] It is the strongest earthquake felt in the last decade in the country
[00:21:12] and for that area there are antecedents of earthquakes,
[00:21:15] particularly on November 23,
[00:21:17] 1979, an earthquake of 7.2.
[00:21:21] We have two aftershocks, one of 2.8
[00:21:24] and another of 4.8 that was recently felt. It
[00:21:28] was felt in other countries, there are reports of it being felt in
[00:21:31] Venezuela, in Ecuador, in Panama and it
[00:21:34] was felt throughout Colombia. There is damage
[00:21:37] that we have knowledge of not through official
[00:21:40] channels but through social networks, particularly in the cities
[00:21:43] of Manizales and Pereira. We
[00:21:46] will continue to inform from the Colombian Geological Survey and we recommend
[00:21:50] the population, of course, to remain calm
[00:21:53] and to receive information from the official
[00:21:56] channels of the Colombian Geological Survey and the National
[00:21:59] Disaster Risk Management
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[00:24:40] We continue with more information
[00:24:44] experts, exercising at
[00:24:47] least three times a week
[00:24:50] would help the person to have an excellent state of health, not
[00:24:53] only physical health, but also mental health. Today in
[00:24:57] Primera Plana we talk about your health, so take
[00:24:59] care of it.
[00:25:08] A study published in the journal Biology revealed that
[00:25:11] three hours a week of weight training
[00:25:14] serves as the best anti-aging for the
[00:25:17] body, because it acts directly as a brake
[00:25:20] on cell aging. 500 people were followed and
[00:25:24] blood markers called telomeres were studied, and these
[00:25:27] telomeres, a telomere as
[00:25:30] such, is like a cap that is on the DNA
[00:25:34] chromosome, and that cap is like, let's
[00:25:38] imagine, like the shoelaces that have a plastic
[00:25:41] cap, and that plastic cap can wear down and it wears
[00:25:45] down with years, it's a telomere and
[00:25:47] that is an indicator of aging. The
[00:25:50] cells it was noted that through consistent
[00:25:54] weightlifting, consistently,
[00:25:57] it can stop and restore the function of the
[00:26:01] telomere, therefore: it is protecting the DNA and the chromosome
[00:26:05] and that is like a rejuvenation of the
[00:26:08] cells. The researchers
[00:26:11] observed that performing exercises with weights or bands allowed
[00:26:15] the telomeres to lengthen their life, reducing that
[00:26:18] biological aging, because a decrease in
[00:26:21] telomeres means disease. A decrease in
[00:26:25] telomeres is also a promoter of
[00:26:28] chronic diseases, therefore it is extremely important.
[00:26:32] The current view of exercise is how exercise affects
[00:26:36] the cell and protects it and creates
[00:26:40] like a shield 8 years back and that has a scientific
[00:26:43] basis. It starts and they
[00:26:46] talk about up to 10 minutes that with 10 minutes you already
[00:26:50] start to have significant changes. You can
[00:26:53] add up to 180 minutes,
[00:26:56] so this resistance and strength activity protects the cell, the
[00:27:00] muscle mass helps
[00:27:02] to burn fat, to cardiovascular
[00:27:04] health.
[00:27:11] In our most viral section we show you these images in which
[00:27:15] a dolphin and its sadly deceased calf on its back
[00:27:18] travel several
[00:27:21] kilometers.
[00:27:24] A scene recorded off the coast of Australia once again brought
[00:27:28] into focus the study of grief in marine animals. A
[00:27:31] conservation organization showed
[00:27:35] a mother dolphin carrying the body of her dead
[00:27:38] calf while swimming with a group there south of
[00:27:41] Perth. As published, the entity dedicated to the research
[00:27:45] and conservation of whales and dolphins, identified the
[00:27:48] mother as Frachley, an individual they had been following
[00:27:51] for some time and who, according to their observations, had
[00:27:55] previously lost three other calves. The organization
[00:27:59] explained that the birth of a new individual during the
[00:28:02] southern hemisphere winter implied an additional
[00:28:06] difficulty for its survival. In a
[00:28:08] social media post, the group indicated that they still
[00:28:12] maintained expectations that this dolphin could bring its
[00:28:15] calf forward. They then suggested that the animal may have died from
[00:28:19] pneumonia. Specialists consulted indicated that this type of
[00:28:23] behavior has been documented in different species of
[00:28:26] dolphins. There, a neuroscientist
[00:28:29] indicated a sanctuary there for whales, which. This scene constitutes
[00:28:33] a mother in mourning for her son, her
[00:28:36] judgment, one of the most relevant aspects of the video lies in the
[00:28:40] presence of the rest of the herd that remains close to the female
[00:28:44] during the transfer of the body.
[00:28:47] In other news, see these sad images of some
[00:28:51] fishermen who were there kayaking and realized
[00:28:54] that there was a dog apparently tied to the side of a ravine.
[00:28:58] This apparently happened in Argentina.
[00:29:04] a boat on the Paraná River found a dog tied with a
[00:29:08] rope on a cliff, in what one of the men described as
[00:29:11] clear animal abuse. The rescue was
[00:29:15] recorded on video and disseminated by the YouTube channel, where
[00:29:18] it quickly accumulated praise in the comments section. The
[00:29:22] images show the moment when the crew members of the boat stop
[00:29:26] their journey upon spotting the animal immobilized on the shore. One
[00:29:29] of the men disembarks, cuts the rope that... had the dog tied
[00:29:33] and lifts it into the boat, wags its tail, according to what he said, once
[00:29:37] on board, the dog received caresses and given the possibility that it had not
[00:29:41] eaten for a long time, they offered it half
[00:29:44] a milanesa, it sounds like they abandoned it, said one of the men in the
[00:29:48] video when observing the isolated place where the dog was,
[00:29:52] the creator of the channel went further and said, I suspect they threw it there,
[00:29:55] not that they abandoned it, if someone knows this dog and knows the one who had it
[00:29:59] knows that he is not good, he is not a good person, the
[00:30:03] rescuers named him Pellegrini and what followed
[00:30:07] was partly the journey through the province of Buenos
[00:30:09] Aires.
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[00:30:53] lives, watch this sea lion that
[00:30:57] was filmed as it climbed onto a boat.