In Medellin, Colombia, the landslide continues to increase the death toll. Recent reports indicate that the number of fatalities has risen to 22.

According to the Antioquia governorate, new bodies have been found in the Bello and Altos de Oriente regions following heavy rainfall. Eight people are still missing.

Rescue operations are ongoing with 391 personnel. Authorities are making great efforts to recover the bodies trapped under the debris.

This disaster in Colombia is an example of the frequent landslides due to the country's mountainous geography and tropical climate. Such events are expected to increase during the rainy seasons.

It has been reported that 971 people affected by the flood disaster are being accommodated in municipal centers, where necessary medical interventions are being provided.