Cali hit: Cars damaged in 7.4-magnitude quake

A photo taken on 10 August 2026 shows vehicles damaged by the magnitude 7.4 earthquake in Cali, western Colombia, hours after the quake struck and killed more than 70 people nationwide.

Colombia declared a state of national disaster on 10 August 2026 after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck the country's west, leaving vehicles and infrastructure severely damaged in Cali.

Structural damage across Cali was documented on 10 August 2026 as a magnitude 7.4 earthquake tore through western Colombia, destroying buildings and prompting a national disaster declaration.

Residents of Cali gathered near damaged structures on 10 August 2026 following the magnitude 7.4 earthquake that struck western Colombia and killed more than 70 people in the initial hours after impact.

Rescue teams worked through collapsed structures in Manizales on 10 August 2026 as the nationwide death toll from the magnitude 7.4 earthquake climbed to 111, with 87 others injured, according to Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella.

Emergency responders continued search-and-rescue operations at a collapsed building in Manizales, Colombia, as President Abelardo de la Espriella confirmed the quake's toll had reached 111 dead and 87 injured nationwide by 10 August 2026.

Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella chaired an emergency earthquake response meeting in Bogota on 10 August 2026, announcing that the magnitude 7.4 quake had killed 111 people and injured 87 across the country.