Cali's Earthquake Recovery to Take Three Years
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The reconstruction of Cali, Colombia, following the August 10 magnitude 7.4 earthquake is expected to take about three years, according to Mayor Alejandro Eder. The city has shifted from emergency response to assisting affected families and restoring infrastructure. Over 25,000 tons of rubble have been removed, and electricity service has been restored to 99% of the city in less than two days.
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