Overview
- At least eight people died and five were injured when heavy rains triggered a landslide near Medellín in the western Andes.
- Local media report more than ten houses were damaged as the mudslide swept through a hillside community.
- Rescue teams are searching for at least ten individuals still unaccounted for as rain continues to batter the region.
- Antioquia's steep terrain and seasonal rainfall have made the region prone to deadly landslides.
- A similar event last month in a Medellín suburb claimed at least five lives, marking the second fatal slide this season.