The epicentre of the 7.4 magnitude earthquake has been reported in San Jose Del Palmar, around 250 miles west of Bogota
At least twenty people are believed to have been killed in a major earthquake which shook western Colombia and neighbouring Ecuador this afternoon.
The epicentre of the 7.4 magnitude earthquake has been reported in San Jose Del Palmar, around 250 miles west of Bogota.
In Cali, 84 miles south of the epicentre, the mayor says people are trapped inside buildings after at least 20 collapsed.
Tremors are reported to have been felt 250 miles from the epicentre, with concerns of aftershocks mounting.

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