At least 138 people have been killed and 570 injured after a magnitude-7.4 quake struck Cali A curfew has been imposed in the Colombian city of Cali following a devastating earthquake, as the nationwide death toll rose to 138, with 570 others injured.Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella declared a national emergency, saying the government would commit all necessary resources to helping victims and rebuilding affected areas.The magnitude-7.4 earthquake struck on Monday, with its epicenter in western Colombia, affecting the departments of Valle del Cauca, Caldas, Choco, and Risaralda.Harrowing footage shows people fleeing shaking and collapsing buildings. A disturbing video filmed in Cali appears to show four people being crushed by a falling balcony as they fled a clinic. 馃嚚馃嚧馃毃 Captan momento en el que cuatro personas lograron salir de cl铆nica Cayre en Cali, Colombia; sin embargo, fueron aplastadas por un balc贸n que se derrumb贸 #Internacional #Colombia #Sismo #Cali #EnTransversal 馃憟馃徏 pic.twitter.com/qnzs4ufA94— Transversal (@Transversal_hgo) August 10, 2026 Other videos show parts of buildings breaking away during the tremors. El centro administrativo municipal de Cali tambien se vio afectado por el terremoto pic.twitter.com/ZVXvKhOgdg— infomedia 馃殌 (@infomediaiw) August 10, 2026 Edificio colapso en Pereira pic.twitter.com/LRHoyM2n18— infomedia 馃殌 (@infomediaiw) August 10, 2026 Cali Mayor Alejandro Eder imposed a curfew from 8pm to 6am to maintain order, saying that police and military personnel would patrol the city and help search for survivors. Colapso de estructuras en Manizales pic.twitter.com/EHYRnoCvYA— infomedia 馃殌 (@infomediaiw) August 10, 2026 The US State Department pledged $15.5 million in emergency aid to Colombia for “shelter, food, protection and earthquake assessments.”Twin earthquakes struck neighboring Venezuela in June, killing more than 6,300 people.