A 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Colombia on the morning of Monday, August 10, affecting multiple regions of the country. ^[1] A two-month-old baby named Alexa Torres Guevara was hospitalized in Quibdó, Colombia, with a congenital heart condition requiring permanent oxygen supply when an earthquake struck the region. ^[2] The Antioquia-based company Oxivital agreed to provide the necessary oxygen equipment and tanks to ensure the continuity of Alexa's treatment. ^[3] The newborn Alexa was born with a congenital heart defect that requires permanent medical follow-up and oxygen support. ^[4] With the coordination of Mónica Delgado and the Pacific Air Patrol, an aerial humanitarian flight was organized to transport Alexa and her mother back to Quibdó. ^[5] Due to damage to the local healthcare infrastructure caused by the earthquake, Alexa and her mother, Luz del Carmen Guevara Palacios, were evacuated to Medellín for continued medical care. ^[6] The company Oxivital donated the necessary oxygen tanks and equipment to ensure Alexa's stability during her hospitalization in Medellín. ^[7]