The Embassy is gathering information on Russian citizens injured in…

The Embassy is gathering information on Russian citizens injured in the recent earthquake. Earlier, a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck Colombia.

Consensus

A magnitude 7.4 earthquake occurred in Colombia on August 10.
The epicenter was located 6 kilometers east of San José del Palмар in the Chocó department.
The earthquake occurred at a depth of over 100 km.
Russian diplomatic representatives in Colombia are gathering information about possible Russian casualties.
The earthquake caused damage to buildings and infrastructure in several cities.
The event took place in the morning of August 10.
The earthquake was felt in Bogotá and along the border with Venezuela.

At least three Russian citizens were injured in the earthquake, with one version suggesting they were stunned and cut by debris during the collapse of high-rise buildings in Manizales. — vm
At least three Russian citizens were preliminarily injured, with one version stating they were stunned and cut by debris during building collapses in Manizales. — tg_mash
Russian diplomats are collecting information on whether Russian citizens were injured, but no confirmation has been made yet. — vesti
No information about injured Russian citizens has been received so far. — tg_tass_agency
The earthquake caused the partial collapse of three buildings, including a hotel, and resulted in at least 32 deaths and 700 injuries, with analysts warning the death toll could rise to 100,000. — vm
The earthquake caused the collapse of three buildings, including a basilica dedicated to the Virgin Mary of Rosary, and resulted in 235 deaths and up to 4,500 injured in Venezuela, with 21,000 people missing. — tg_mash