Key Points
- At least 239 people have lost their lives
- The earthquake is the most severe in Colombia's recent history
- The country's infrastructure has suffered significant damage
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A major earthquake has struck Colombia, resulting in the loss of at least 239 lives. This event is recorded as one of the most severe earthquakes in the country's recent history, with rescue teams believing many more people may still be trapped under the rubble.
The earthquake's impact has been described as causing significant damage to the country's infrastructure, with many buildings destroyed. The Colombian government has declared a state of emergency and requested international aid.
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- What happened in Colombia?
- A major earthquake struck Colombia, resulting in the loss of at least 239 lives.
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- The earthquake is recorded as one of the most severe in Colombia's recent history.
- How was the country affected?
- The country's infrastructure suffered significant damage, with many buildings destroyed.
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