Overview
- City lawmakers enacted a geological and urban planning emergency after sudden ground displacement on the south slope of Cerro Hermitte.
- Officials ordered the full evacuation and perimeter closure of Barrio Médanos, with Sismográfica, El Marquesado and Los Tilos also among the most affected areas.
- The movement, which began early Sunday, has damaged roughly 500 homes and caused collapses of walls, roofs and streets.
- Gas and water networks suffered ruptures and cracks, and a sudden power outage was reported the night the terrain shifted.
- Municipal teams are sheltering evacuees and providing psychological support, while federal agencies and the Army mobilize assistance and technical evaluations continue as the risk persists.