A powerful earthquake struck central and western Colombia, resulting in at least 132 fatalities and over 570 injuries, according to reports from the Association of Capital Cities of Colombia. The hardest-hit areas include Risaralda, where the government is delivering essential supplies like water and fuel. Authorities have responded by militarizing the capital of Valle del Cauca due to concerns about potential looting. The earthquake has prompted a national emergency response as rescue efforts continue to locate survivors trapped under debris. The extent of the damage is still being assessed, but initial reports indicate widespread destruction in several towns and cities. Further updates are expected as the situation evolves and rescue teams gain access to affected regions.