Key Points
- A 7.4-magnitude earthquake occurred in Colombia
- At least 239 people have died
- A 3-day mourning period has been declared
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At least 239 people have diedThe earthquake had a magnitude of 7.4At least 3,700 families were left homeless
A 7.4-magnitude earthquake in Colombia has resulted in the deaths of at least 239 people. The country has declared a 3-day mourning period.
Rescue teams have announced that they have reached the final stage of their efforts. The earthquake struck the western regions of the country, leaving at least 3,700 families homeless. In the cities of Pereira and Cali, emergency teams and volunteers continue to clear debris and search for possible survivors.
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