Key Points
- A 7.4 magnitude earthquake occurred in Colombia
- The Pacto Histórico party has established a collection center for earthquake victims
- The Colombian government has reported 111 deaths in the aftermath of the earthquake
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Following a 7.4 magnitude earthquake in Colombia, the Pacto Histórico party has turned its headquarters into a collection center for earthquake victims. The party's goal is to provide humanitarian aid to those affected and meet their needs.
The Colombian government has reported that 111 people have died and 87 have been injured in the aftermath of the earthquake. Additionally, many buildings have been damaged and some have been completely destroyed.
The Pacto Histórico party has launched a campaign to help earthquake victims and is calling on people to come together to provide assistance.
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- A 7.4 magnitude earthquake occurred in Colombia
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- The goal of the Pacto Histórico party is to provide humanitarian aid to earthquake victims
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- The Colombian government has reported 111 deaths in the aftermath of the earthquake and has begun working to provide aid to victims
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