Colombia's National Institute of Forensic Medicine reported 423 people missing following the earthquake that has left more than 200 dead in the country.
The National Institute of Forensic Medicine and Forensic Sciences reported that the number of people missing following the earthquake that struck Colombia has risen to 423, according to the entity.
The earthquake has left more than 200 dead in different regions of the country, according to initial reports from Colombian authorities.
Search and recovery operations continue in areas affected by the earthquake.
Cali fully restored electricity service following a seismic emergency that affected approximately 63 power circuits and disrupted supply for more than 50% of users in the city, Yumbo and Puerto Tejada.
The Public Force maintains active operations against 32 forest fires across the country, while successfully extinguishing 81 fire sources using more than 182,000 gallons of water and conducting 371 aerial drops.
President Abelardo De La Espriella announced special measures to address Buenaventura's healthcare system following damage caused by an earthquake.