Kerry Kahn

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1,128 appearances 140 recordings 2 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 5d ago

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As well as those from the back to back quakes in Venezuela in June, they killed more than six thousand people.
Promoters say online donations and ticket sales from the concert will help rebuild homes, schools and communities.
The hardest hit area in Western Colombia include cities in the country's coffee access.
Mayor Mauricio Salazar of Pereda choked back tears to local media saying the city of half a million will quote continue forward with the hand of God.
In both Pierre and nearby Cali, Colombia's third largest city, an overnight curfew has been imposed to prevent looters and keep streets and roadways clear for first response.
Responder Cali's mayor Alejandro Eder says forty buildings collapsed there, including three hospitals.
Speaking to reporters alongside Colombia's newly inaugurated far right president.
Aider said one thousand troops will be deployed throughout the city.
Kerry Khan, NPR News, Rio de Janeiro.
The USGS said the Temblor struck at a depth of 66 miles.
Posting on social media, the governor of Chocó says there are reports of quote multiple injuries and severe damage to the buildings.
Some 140,000 people live in Kuido.
The capital of the region, video on local TV from cities in the region show collapsed building and major damage to a regional airport.
The quake comes more than a month after two strong back to back earthquakes hit neighboring Venezuela, killing more than five thousand people and destroying hundreds of buildings.
Carry Con NPR News Rio de Janeiro.
The strong quake struck early Monday morning, rattling buildings and homes in the Chocó region, some 150 miles west of the Colombian capital, Bogota.
The USGS at the temblor struck at a depth of 66 miles.
Some 140,000 people live in Quibdó.
the capital of the region.
Carrie Khan, NPR News, Rio de Janeiro.
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