A magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck western Colombia on Monday, killing at least 132 people and leaving more than 2,700 others reported missing, according to officials. The quake reduced buildings to rubble, drove residents into the streets, and set off a desperate search for people trapped under the debris. Rescue teams worked frantically to find survivors among the wreckage, as the full scale of the damage continued to emerge. The missing figure includes people unaccounted for across the affected region, where many structures collapsed and communication lines were disrupted. Authorities did not provide a breakdown of the missing, but the search effort was ongoing. The earthquake is one of the strongest to hit the area in recent years, causing widespread damage in multiple towns and cities.