Beyond casualties, multiple cities across the region have been severely impacted:
At least 61 buildings collapsed with people trapped, and more than 1,600 buildings are damaged or destroyed.
A total of 24 schools and hospitals, as well as 20 health centers, have been affected nationwide.
7 airports sustained severe damage and are temporarily closed, severely hampering humanitarian access to disaster zones.
Vast areas of Chocó department are largely isolated due to interrupted local transport; there is an urgent need for medical supplies, drinking water, food, and aerial bridge for relief efforts.
Wide areas are facing disruptions to electricity, gas, and water.
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