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Colombia Continues to Search for 111 People Missing by Earthquake on August 10

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The tragedy left more than 300 dead and thousands of families affected in various regions of Colombia.

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A month has passed since the earthquake that shook the Colombian Pacific. But for thousands of people in Buenaventura, Quibdó, Alto and Medio Baudó, the crisis is far from over.

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The tragedy left more than 300 dead and thousands of families affected in various regions of Colombia.

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On August 13, while dozens of rescuers and volunteers were searching for survivors in the rubble of the earthquake that shook the Colombian West 72 hours earlier and the country was turning into spontaneous campaigns to collect food, blankets, tents and medicines for the thousands affected by the earthquake, the Mayor of Pereira called for the donation of construction materials.The entry The Missing Persons of the earthquake in Pereira: Between …

A month after the emergency, a balance sheet consolidated by Asointermedias reports 20,181 people affected, 26 killed, 421 injured and 12,426 affected homes in intermediate cities of the country. The report, with cut to September 10, also records damages in 99 schools. Of the total number of homes included in the diagnosis, 1,966 present total affectation and [...] The Asointermedias entry reports more than 20,000 victims and 12,426 homes affect…

Hundreds of people sleep on the street in Pereira, in tents or shelters, a month after the devastating 7.4 magnitude earthquake on August 10 in which more than 330 people died and thousands of buildings collapsed. Fanery Andrade sleeps in a tent in a park with her family after her... The "Start from Zero" entry: Colombians without a home a month after the earthquake was first published in Diario El Mercurio.

Hundreds of people continue to sleep in streets, tents or shelters in Pereira, Colombia, a month after the 7.4 magnitude earthquake on August 10, which left more than 330 people dead and caused the collapse of thousands of buildings. Fanery Andrade, a 41-year-old street vendor, remains with her family in [...]

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resumenlatinoamericano.org broke the news on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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