Landslide Kills 10, 15 Missing Near Medellín, Colombia

A deadly landslide triggered by heavy rains struck the municipality of Bello near Medellín, Colombia, killing at least 10 people and leaving 15 others missing. The disaster, caused by flooding in a ravine, buried homes and vehicles under mud and debris, severely affecting over 10 homes. Local authorities and emergency response teams are actively conducting search and rescue operations, though ongoing rain complicates recovery efforts. Regional officials have deployed heavy machinery and humanitarian aid to support those impacted by the tragedy. Antioquia, the department where Bello is located, frequently experiences landslides during the rainy season, with a similar deadly incident reported last month in the nearby suburb of Sabaneta. Images shared on social media depict widespread flooding and mud-covered streets in the affected area.