A team of rescuers from Los Angeles County has traveled to Colombia. Their mission is to help the country recover from a recent earthquake. The team is part of the Los Angeles County Fire Department and specializes in urban search and rescue operations. For more information on the deployment and the team's activities, readers can refer to the source, ABC7 Los Angeles.
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