At least 14 people were killed and 35 injured after a landslide covered several homes in central Colombia, the country's disaster management agency said.
The incident in Dosquebradas, close to the city of Pereira, followed heavy rains in the surrounding coffee-growing province.
"Our updated report indicates that 35 people were injured, 14 lost their lives and one remains missing," the UNGRD disaster agency said on Twitter of the early morning landslide in the La Esneda neighbourhood. Rescue efforts were ongoing, it added.
Authorities evacuated dozens of nearby homes as the Otun river overflowed.


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