A flight from Colombia has arrived at Miami International Airport, marking the first to land after recent earthquakes. The earthquakes were deadly and caused devastation. Travellers on this flight, now back in South Florida, have witnessed this devastation firsthand. Further information about the situation and the experiences of these travellers can be found through CBS4 Miami.
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The first flight out of Colombia after the deadly earthquakes landed in MIA today.
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