Overview
- At least 11 people have died and about 15 remain unaccounted for after the landslide struck the Granizal area near Bello on June 24.
- Torrential rains caused the La Negra stream to overflow, sending mud and debris into hillside neighborhoods and burying at least a dozen homes.
- Rescue operations using dogs, drones and heavy equipment continue as emergency teams work to locate missing residents under precarious conditions.
- More than 1,300 displaced individuals are housed in schools and community centers converted into emergency shelters.
- The Governor of Antioquia has ordered evacuations in high-risk sectors including Altos de Oriente and Manantiales to prevent further casualties.