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World Vision rapidly assessing emergency needs following powerful Colombia earthquake

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Country: Colombia Source: World Vision Death toll continues to rise, with more than 180 people confirmed dead and 1,300 injured, as search efforts for missing people remain underway World Vision reports that children amongst most vulnerable Communications and access to the hardest hit areas remain challenging NEWSROOM has not yet found an additional independently operated outlet reporting the same central facts.

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World Vision rapidly assessing emergency needs following powerful Colombia earthquake

1 reports · 0 additional independent outlets · 0 official or trusted sources

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The event is reported by 1 independent origin.

1 reports · 0 additional independent outlets · 0 official or trusted sources

55%