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The governor of the department that includes San Jose Del Palmar reported injuries and serious damage to buildings but did not provide further details.
Earthquake of magnitude 7.4 shakes Colombia's Choco province, severe damage and injuries reported
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Powerful earthquake shakes Colombia and Ecuador prompting people to evacuate
A powerful earthquake has shaken western Colombia and neighboring Ecuador, prompting evacuations
M7.4 earthquake hits western Colombia, damages reported from Cali and Manizales
An M7.4 earthquake hit western Colombia on Monday, leaving collapsed buildings in the cities of Cali and Manizales. The earthquake struck around 7:30 and had its epicenter in San Jose del Palmar, a municipality in the Choco province.