The death toll from a magnitude-7.5 earthquake that struck western Colombia on Monday has risen to 132, with more than 570 others injured, the Colombian government said in its latest update. #WorldNews#

The death toll from a magnitude-7.4 #earthquake# that struck western #Colombia# on Monday has risen to 132, with more than 570 others injured, the Colombian government said in its latest update. #WorldNews#

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