Earthquake: 331 Deceased and 240 Still Missing
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Fifteen days have passed since the earthquake of magnitude 7.4 that affected 15 departments in the country. The National Risk Management Unit (UNGrd) published a new report of the tragedy: 331 people died, 4,439 injured, 240 disappeared and 364 rescued. The balance sheet was updated today, August 25, at 6:30 in the morning. Other information about the report: The damaged homes are 178,515, while 31,613 are destroyed and 603 buildings collapsed. …
The telluric movement, whose epicenter was recorded 96 kilometers deep in the Pacific subregion, affected more than 14 departments of the country and caused severe structural collapses and landslides in national roads. Read more
(EFE).- The number of people killed by the 7.4 magnitude earthquake that struck Colombia two weeks ago rose to 331, according to a new report by the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management (UNGRD), which also reports 4,439 wounded, 240 disappeared and 364 people rescued.The earthquake, occurred [...] The entry New balance: 331 people killed by the earthquake in Colombia were first published in ALnavío.
Colombia continues to suffer the collapses of what was the 7.4 magnitude earthquake that occurred last August 10. The number of fatalities increased to 331. According to the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management of Colombia (UNGRD), the telluric movement also left 240 people missing among the rubble, 4,439 injured and 361,353 people affected in 494 municipalities. ...
In infrastructure there are 118 aqueducts, 74 vehicle bridges, 16 pedestrian bridges and five airports affected
Buenos Aires, 25 August (NA) -- The number of fatal victims of the 7.4 magnitude earthquake that struck Colombia on 10 August increased to 331, reported the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management of Colombia (UNGRD). According to the Argentine News Agency, the telluric movement also left 240 people missing among the rubble, 4,439 injured and 361,353 people affected in 494 municipalities, according to the national balance sheet. Moreover, thi…
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