A | A powerful Monday morning earthquake has killed at least 111 and injured 87 in the west part of Colombia. Colombia's President Abelardo de la Espriella, who came to office just three days before the earthquake, declared a state of emergency to expedite funding for the quake recovery with a plan to visit the disaster zone. "I am at the forefront of the situation. It pains me deeply what the families and affected regions are going through," he posted on X. According to information provided by Colombian officials by mid-afternoon, the destruction included 1,575 damaged homes, 37 homes completely destroyed, 61 collapsed buildings, scores of damaged centers of health, education and community, as well as 18 damaged roads and six airports. Airports in Pereira, Manizales, Quibdo, Armenia, Cartago and Buenaventura suffered structural damage, and their flight operations were suspended, according to Colombia's Civil Aviation Authority. The tremor was felt in Colombia's capital Bogota, which is about 400 kilometers from the epicenter, setting off alarms that prompted people to evacuate many buildings as a precaution. "At this time there are no reports of injuries or structural damage, only some cracks in buildings," Bogota Mayor Carlos Galan posted on X. The earthquake damaged the region's major cities including Pereira, Quibdo, Manizales and Cali. Nubia Carolina Cordoba-Curi, governor of the Choco region, posted on X on Monday morning that "in the capital Quibdo there are injuries and severe damage to buildings". She posted an update at 2 pm that 12 people were confirmed dead and 84 injured in Choco. Other local authorities reported at least 40 deaths in the Risaralda region and 27 deaths in the Valle del Cauca region. Rescue efforts to save people buried under the debris is ongoing. According to the Colombia Geological Service, the earthquake epicenter was in San Jose del Palmar, Choco. It had a magnitude of 7.4 and a depth of approximately 103 km, making it the strongest earthquake recorded in Colombia in the last decade. The earthquake was felt by neighboring countries Venezuela, Ecuador and Panama. It was followed by several aftershocks with magnitudes between 2.8 and 4.8, according to the agency. The agency said that it's common for this region to experience earthquakes of considerable magnitudes due to activities associated with the subduction of the Nazca Plate beneath the South American Plate. Near the end of June, Venezuela was struck by two earthquakes — with magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5 — that were only 39 seconds apart. More than 6,000 people were killed, and tens of thousands of people remain missing under the debris. 
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B | 暑气正盛，公益情浓。8月5日上午，甘肃体彩“媒体采风——丝路公益行”活动启动仪式在甘肃省体育彩票管理中心举行。来自中央驻甘、省级主流媒体的采风团记者正式集结，将陆续深入河西走廊、陇东及陇南等7个市州，实地探访体彩公益金落地成果，用笔触与镜头记录陇原公益答卷。千年丝路绵延陇原，千载文脉生生不息。广袤的陇原大地，既承载着璀璨厚重的丝路文明，也孕育着温暖绵长的公益情怀。作为支持甘肃体育和公益事业发展的重要力量，甘肃体彩始终秉持“来之于民、用之于民”的初心使命，深耕陇原大地，将每一份善意汇成惠民暖流，持续助力体育事业和公益事业的发展，用实际行动践行社会责任，为甘肃经济社会高质量发展注入了温暖持久的公益力量。本次“丝路公益行”媒体采风活动，旨在以媒体视角聚焦体彩公益实践，全方位、多角度展现甘肃体彩深耕陇原、赋能发展的丰硕公益成果。启动仪式上，甘肃省体育彩票管理中心相关负责人回顾了甘肃体彩的发展历程与公益实践。2026年，是甘肃体彩扎根陇原、践行公益的第31个年头。30年来，甘肃体彩累计筹集公益金超过138亿元，持续助力西部体育强省建设。
C | 公益金广泛惠及群众体育、竞技体育、社会保障、文化教育、医疗卫生等多个领域，在体育赛事、设施建设、全民健身、青少年体育培养等方面躬行不辍、久久为功，交出了一份沉甸甸的公益答卷。
D | 谈及此次“丝路公益行”采风活动，该负责人表示，这是甘肃体彩成立以来规模最大、覆盖面最广的公益金宣传活动，采风团将以媒体视角深入一线，紧紧围绕公益金规范使用、体育民生项目落地、基层体育事业发展、体彩公益帮扶实效四大主线，细致记录体彩助力乡村体育振兴、补齐基层体育短板、丰富群众文体生活、守护青少年体育梦想的鲜活故事，通过真实场景、翔实数据、鲜活人物展现公益成果，主动接受媒体和社会监督，以公开透明的方式彰显体彩公信力。同时，依托丝路文化IP，打造具有甘肃辨识度的公益名片，让公益体彩润物无声、落地生根。作为活动承办方，甘肃日报报业集团将充分发挥省级主流媒体平台优势，整合报、网、端、微全媒体资源，通过图文报道、短视频、主题海报等多元传播形态，立体化讲好甘肃体彩公益故事，生动展现公益金惠民成果与责任担当，以媒体之声传公益之暖，持续放大活动传播力与影响力。“作为新闻媒体人，脚下有泥土，笔下才有力量。”受邀媒体代表在发言中表示，采风团将恪守新闻职业准则，践行“四力”要求，深入基层一线，用心捕捉有温度、有感染力的鲜活公益故事，借助全媒体矩阵持续放大丝路体彩公益影响力，以镜头定格温暖，以笔墨书写大爱。
E | 授旗环节，甘肃省体育彩票管理中心负责人将甘肃体彩“丝路公益行”媒体采风活动旗帜授予采风团代表，旗帜交接完成，全场鼓掌见证。本次采风活动覆盖兰州、武威、张掖、酒泉、陇南、平凉、庆阳7个市州。采风团将以实地走访、现场踏勘、深度访谈等方式，走进城镇体育场地、全民健身站点、主题特色门店及公益帮扶现场，深度挖掘甘肃体彩公益实践成果。启动仪式后还举行了以“执笔绘公益 同心向未来”为主题的甘肃体彩媒体沙龙，就体彩公益知识、采风行程安排、采访规范及注意事项等进行了专题说明。
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