Key Points
- 285 people lost their lives
- 3,975 people were injured
- 354 people were rescued
By the Numbers
2853,975354
An earthquake in Colombia resulted in the loss of 285 lives. 3,975 people were injured and 379 people are missing. The disaster affected 15 departments and 426 municipalities across the country.
The earthquake affected 45,523 families and 102,263 people. 73,455 homes were damaged, and 12,828 homes were destroyed. Additionally, 121 buildings were also damaged. Authorities are continuing search and rescue efforts.
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- A 7.4-magnitude earthquake occurred in Colombia.
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