=”text” data-contentid=”JJSJNH4GLZEEBNHDBCW7NQWLM” data-el=”text” class=”wpds-c-heFNVF wpds-c-heFNVF-iPJLV-css overrideStyles font-copy” dir=”null”>Officials announced Wednesday that the death toll from the earthquake that struck Colombia’s Pacific coast has risen to at least 239, with over 3,700 injuries reported. These figures are expected to increase as rescue and recovery efforts persist across the region.
=”text” data-contentid=”FMEZJCJHBGIVPDLV-css overrideStylesfont-copy” dir=”null”>Following the 7.4-magnitude tremor on Monday—the most powerful to strike the nation in at least ten years—at least 287 individuals remain missing.
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