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MEDELLIN, Colombia (Storyful) — At least 18 people were killed by a landslide that submerged vehicles on the road connecting Quibdo and Medellin in Colombia on Friday, January 13. According to news reports, the landslide was caused by heavy rainfall in the Choco Department area. Thirty people were injured and the death toll could rise further, according to La […]

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A deadly landslide and heavy rains killed at least 37 people in Colombia, according to recent reports. Roads were also impacted, causing widespread travel dangers in the region. Read here.

Carmen de Atrato, Colombia: The death toll from recent landslides in northwestern Colombia rose to 36, according to an official tally Sunday, as rescu...

In northwest Colombia, heavy rains triggered a mudslide on a busy highway, causing at least 34 fatalities and numerous injuries. Authorities are working urgently to rescue survivors.

The mudslide struck a busy municipal road Friday in a mountainous area connecting the cities of Quibdo and Medellin.

At least 34 people have been confirmed dead following landslides in Colombia’s northwestern department of Chocó, the governor’s office said in a statement Saturday.

The landslide followed more than 24 hours of intense rain.

Rescuers were working against the clock Saturday to find survivors of landslides that claimed at least 33 lives, mostly children, in northwestern Colombia, the countrys vice president said Saturday.