Colombia Earthquake Causes Casualties and Disruptions
A 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia, resulting in at least 18 deaths and injuries to many others. Buildings were destroyed, and widespread evacuations took place in several cities, including Bogotá. Operations at six airports were halted. The earthquake's epicenter was in the Chocó region near San Josè del Palmar, with a depth of approximately 100 kilometers. The quake caused significant damage, accompanied by warnings about the critical situation. It is one of the most violent earthquakes to hit the area in recent years.
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