Colombian rescuers pulled a 32-year-old woman alive from the rubble of a collapsed building Tuesday, sparking cheers and applause as exhausted crews raced to find more survivors from the country's strongest earthquake in a century.
Daniela Largo was carried from the wreckage wrapped in a blue blanket as rescuers embraced her and relatives shouted out with joy.
Soldiers, firefighters and volunteers continued to scour collapsed buildings across western Colombia after Monday's 7.4-magnitude quake.
Authorities revised the death toll down to 216 after local officials in Cali corrected earlier figures.
"We were losing hope and then we received a call," said her mother Sandra Milena Perez in Pereira.
