Over 60 buildings collapsed after the worst earthquake of the decade in Colombia
Earthquake of magnitude 7.4 had an epicenter in San José del Palmar, in the Colombian west, at a depth of 103 km.
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Earthquake of magnitude 7.4 had an epicenter in San José del Palmar, in the Colombian west, at a depth of 103 km. Earthquake in Colombia: more than 60 buildings collapsed; rescue teams seek survivors Tremor of magnitude 7.4 left 111 dead and 87 injured. In Cali, one of the most affected cities, authorities issued red alerts to the occupation of 100% of the hospital network.
Furthermore, According to the Colombian Geological Service (SGC), the tremor occurred about 103 kilometers deep. Earthquake is the strongest of the decade The earthquake on Monday is considered the strongest recorded in Colombia in the last 10 years. The tremor left 111 people dead and 87 injured, according to President Alberto de la Espriella - who took office last Friday and already faces his first major crisis.
In addition, VIDEOS AND PHOTOS depict buildings coming down, piles of debris and the race to seek survivors.
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Earthquake of magnitude 7.4 had an epicenter in San José del Palmar, in the Colombian west, at a depth of 103 km.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesEarthquake in Colombia: more than 60 buildings collapsed; rescue teams seek survivors Tremor of magnitude 7.4 left 111 dead and 87 injured.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesIn Cali, one of the most affected cities, authorities issued red alerts to the occupation of 100% of the hospital network.
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According to the Colombian Geological Service (SGC), the tremor occurred about 103 kilometers deep.
according to MetrópolesEarthquake is the strongest of the decade The earthquake on Monday is considered the strongest recorded in Colombia in the last 10 years.
according to MetrópolesThe tremor left 111 people dead and 87 injured, according to President Alberto de la Espriella - who took office last Friday and already faces his first major crisis.
according to G1VIDEOS AND PHOTOS depict buildings coming down, piles of debris and the race to seek survivors
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Earthquake of magnitude 7.4 had an epicenter in San José del Palmar, in the Colombian west, at a depth of 103 km.
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