Powerful earthquake strikes Colombia – see the aftermath
ET The damage sustained by the Manizales Cathedral are pictured after the earthquake in Manizales, Colombia, on Aug. 10, 2026. A strong earthquake struck Colombia on Aug. 10 and was strongly felt in major cities such as Bogota and Cali, and even in Quito and Panama, according to the Colombian Geological Service and as confirmed by AFP reporters. A man walks amid the debris of a damaged commercial store after the earthquake in Manizales, Colombia, on Aug. 10, 2026.
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