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At Least 111 Dead, Dozens of Buildings Collapse in Powerful Colombian Earthquake

Дата публикации: 11-08-2026 00:13:57

Magnitude 7.4 earthquake shook western Colombia Aug. 10, triggering landslides and collapsing buildings across the mountainous region.

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NewsBusinessRisk The magnitude 7.4 earthquake caused the greatest damage in the country's west, along the Andes mountains, with multiple landslides reported

Images shows a map of the region in Colombia hit by the earthquake with a red dot marking the epicenter in western Colombia

Map courtesy Servicio Geologico Colombiano

The earthquake's epicenter, located roughly 250 miles west of the capital of Bogotá, triggered landslides and collapsed buildings in nearby towns and cities.

A magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck western Colombia the morning of Aug. 10, collapsing dozens of buildings and killing an estimated 111 people. The greatest damage was seen in the country's western states along the Andes mountain range.

The earthquake's epicenter was near the small town of San José de Palmar, located roughly 250 miles west of the capital of Bogotá. Damage was seen in the nearby cites of Quibdo, Manizales and Pereira following the temblor that occurred at 7:34 AM local time Monday morning, with numerous collapsed buildings and visible damage to homes. 

Colombia's newly elected president, Abelardo de la Espriella, who only just took office Aug. 7, said that at least 61 buildings had collapsed and at least 1,600 buildings were damaged in the quake. Reports of damage were still coming in late in the day Aug. 10, with multiple landslides reported in Cali, the country's third-largest city, according to the United Nations. Colombia Vice President José Manuel Restrepo announced he was traveling to the quake-hit city of Manizales to better coordinate the response effort.

Regional airports were closed following the earthquake. A hospital in Cali partially collapsed, requiring evacuations and rescue operations by first responders, according to local media reports.

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Jeff rubenstone

Jeff Rubenstone is Deputy Editor for News and Technology at the Engineering News-Record. As news director of ENR he oversees the publication's news coverage, and also covers emerging technologies and innovations in the construction space. With well over a decade of experience reporting on the industry, Jeff has a broad background in engineering and construction journalism. He is based in New York City.

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