A powerful earthquake in western Colombia has killed at least 181 people, with rescue crews digging through collapsed buildings to find survivors. The New York Times put the toll at 181, while the BBC reported 180, reflecting the chaos as emergency teams worked to account for the missing.
Rescuers and volunteers in the city of Cali raced against time, with one worker saying they could hear people screaming beneath the rubble. Aftershocks continued on Tuesday, hampering efforts to free those still trapped.
The earthquake is described as the strongest to hit the country this century. Authorities have not given a final count, and the number of casualties is expected to change as rescue operations continue.