Terrifying Moments Captured: Children's Ward Collapses in Earthquake

Security cameras captured the collapse of the children's ward at a hospital in Cali, Colombia, during a magnitude 7.4 earthquake. 12 people were killed at the site and dozens are missing. A 32-year-old woman was rescued alive after 36 hours under the rubble. The total death toll has risen to 265, with 496 missing, according to Colombia's president.

Footage released today (Thursday) reveals the moment the children's ward at the hospital in Cali, western Colombia, collapsed during the earthquake that struck the country earlier this week. A security camera on the premises captured the building being damaged and collapsing within seconds. 12 people were killed at the site, and dozens more are missing. Patients fled to the street, where doctors began treating them. Meanwhile, a 32-year-old woman, Daniela Largo, was rescued alive after 36 hours under the rubble in the city of Pereira. She was found using a small camera and was pulled out through a tunnel dug by firefighters beneath four concrete slabs. Her mother told AFP that a local resident heard her screaming for help. At least 265 people were killed in the earthquake, according to Colombia's President Abelardo de la Espriella, who said 496 others are missing. In Pereira, 79 deaths have been confirmed, and in Cali, 95, according to data from the Association of Colombian Capital Cities.