Colombia. People ran out into the streets in the morning. One person was injured

A 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck Chaparral, Colombia, early Tuesday, causing panic and minor injuries. One person was hurt due to a wall collapse, while a church partially fell without injuries reported. Aftershocks were felt, and evacuations occurred in Bogotá, over 150 km away, though no significant damage was reported there. The situation is under continuous monitoring. This earthquake follows a devastating 7.4 magnitude quake in August that resulted in 335 fatalities and over 4,500 injuries.