Garganta de los Montes shows support for Colombia after the earthquake

The Town Hall of Garganta de los Montes expresses its sorrow and solidarity with Colombia after the 7.4 magnitude earthquake.

Javier Tordesillas Rueda
· 2 min read

The Town Hall of Garganta de los Montes has expressed its sorrow and solidarity with Colombia following the 7.4 magnitude earthquake that shook the country, leaving victims and damage in several regions.

The Town Hall of Garganta de los Montes has conveyed its deepest sorrow and absolute solidarity to the people of Colombia after the devastating 7.4 magnitude earthquake recorded last Monday. In an official statement, the local corporation wanted to extend its condolences to the families of the deceased victims, to the hundreds of injured, and to all those affected in regions such as Chocó, Valle del Cauca, or the Coffee Axis.

The council has shown special attention to the Colombian community residing in the municipality and in the rest of the Sierra Norte region. The message acknowledges the hours of immense anguish being experienced by those trying to contact their loved ones in the Andean country, affected by disruptions in communication and energy infrastructure.

The text, disseminated through the official social media channels of the Town Hall, concludes with a fraternal hug to all those affected and to the Colombian-origin neighbours residing in the area. The local administration has aimed to convey a message of closeness and support during this particularly difficult time for the community.

The locality, situated in the Sierra Norte of Madrid, has a small but active population of Colombian origin, who are now following the evolution of the catastrophe with concern. The Town Hall has not announced any specific initiatives for collecting aid at this time, but has left the door open for collaboration with those wishing to join future solidarity actions.

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