Colombia Earthquake: 7.4‑Magnitude Shock Claims Hundreds in Fatal Disaster
At least a few hundred people were killed when a powerful quake struck western Colombia on August 10, 2026, and rescue teams are still combing the ruins for survivors.
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At least a few hundred people were killed when a powerful quake struck western Colombia on August 10, 2026, and rescue teams are still combing the ruins for survivors. Credit: Image: france24.com via source article · All rights reserved
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On Monday, August 10, a 7.4‑magnitude earthquake struck parts of Colombia, killing hundreds of people and causing widespread damage.[1]
Eyewitness video captures the moment of impact
A video circulating on social media shows an eyewitness standing in the streets as the shaking begins, with buildings visibly swaying and debris falling around him.[1]
Rescue crews continue search for survivors
Rescue operations remain underway to find survivors amid collapsed houses and damaged infrastructure, according to authorities.[1]
Death toll may rise further
Authorities warn that the death toll, already in the hundreds, could climb further as the situation unfolds.[1]
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