Colombia Mudslide Death Toll Rises to 34; Search Operations Continue

Heavy rains trigger landslide on busy road between Quibdo and Medellin, with several children among the victims.

34 people have died following a mudslide in western Colombia, with several children among the victims.
The mudslide struck a busy road on Friday in a mountainous area connecting the cities of Quibdo and Medellin.
At least 35 injured people were taken to hospitals, and search operations continue for those potentially still buried under the debris.
Heavy rains in the area are believed to have triggered the mudslide, complicating rescue operations.
President Gustavo Petro has pledged government support in response to the 'horrible tragedy.'