A landslide in southwest Colombia has resulted in one death and three people missing. Triggered by heavy rains, the landslide affected over 200 individuals and damaged 65 homes. Rescue operations are underway, with 38 people reportedly rescued by authorities.
In south-west Colombia, a landslide triggered by heavy rains has resulted in one confirmed fatality and three individuals reported missing. The mayor of Pasto disclosed to El Contraste Noticias that the deceased was swept away in his vehicle when the landslide occurred on Friday. The body was subsequently recovered on Saturday.
Prior to the discovery of the body, the National Risk Management Unit indicated that four people were unaccounted for and that 38 individuals had been rescued. The landslide had a significant impact, affecting more than 200 residents and damaging 65 homes in the region.
The recent landslide in southwestern Colombia highlights the dangers posed by heavy rains, leading to casualties and significant property damage. With one fatality confirmed and multiple individuals missing, local authorities continue to provide updates on rescue efforts and recovery. The disaster underscores the need for community preparedness in the face of severe weather events.
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