Colombia earthquake latest: More than 160 killed after 7.4 tremor causes ‘trail of destruction’
- Colombia is reeling from a destructive 7.4-magnitude earthquake that killed more than 160 people, leaving a “trail of destruction” as it tore down tall buildings in several cities.
- Rescuers are in a race against time to find survivors, and have continued digging through the collapsed buildings and flattened homes after the powerful tremor struck near San José del Palmar at 7.34am local time on Monday.
- Hundreds of people were being treated for injuries on the streets after a major hospital collapsed in Cali, one of the worst-hit cities, with officials saying the death toll is likely to rise.
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- Colombia is reeling from a destructive 7.4-magnitude earthquake that killed more than 160 people, leaving a “trail of destruction” as it tore down tall buildings in several cities.
- Rescuers are in a race against time to find survivors, and have continued digging through the collapsed buildings and flattened homes after the powerful tremor struck near San José del Palmar at 7.34am local time on Monday.
- Hundreds of people were being treated for injuries on the streets after a major hospital collapsed in Cali, one of the worst-hit cities, with officials saying the death toll is likely to rise.
Sources: The Independent