A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit western Colombia on Monday, killing at least 22 people and collapsing buildings.
The quake struck near San José del Palmar in the Chocó region, with shaking felt across the country.
Videos from several cities show clouds of dust filling streets as facades crumble and residents run for safety.
Casualties and Damage
Reuters reports 18 deaths in Pereira, three in Manizales, and one in Antioquia.
Rescue crews are searching damaged buildings for more victims.
In Cali, about 25 structures collapsed, trapping people inside and prompting additional rescue teams.
Injuries and serious damage were also reported in Quibdó, the capital of Chocó.
In Bogotá, alarms blared and people evacuated buildings, but officials reported only cracks and no serious structural damage.
Several airports suspended flights while crews inspected facilities.
Officials warn of possible aftershocks, but there is no tsunami threat.
