Key Points
- An earthquake of 7.4 magnitude occurred in Colombia
- At least 181 people died
- The US sent a team to assist the affected areas
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An earthquake of 7.4 magnitude occurred in Colombia, resulting in the deaths of at least 181 people and damage to numerous buildings. The US sent a team to assist the affected areas.
The US embassy in Bogota, Colombia's capital, announced that it had sent a team to help those affected by the earthquake. The earthquake impacted the western and central regions of Colombia.
Following the earthquake, the Colombian government took several measures to assist those affected, including sending aid to the affected region and attempting to meet the shelter and food needs of those affected.
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- When did the earthquake occur in Colombia?
- The earthquake occurred in Colombia on Monday.
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- At least 181 people died in the earthquake.
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- The US sent a team to assist the affected areas.
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