Cali: The death toll from a magnitude 7.4 earthquake that struck western Colombia has risen to 234, according to a report by the Colombian Association of Capital Cities (Asocapitales).

According to Anadolu Agency, 1,310 people were injured and 153 buildings collapsed in affected capital cities, as search and rescue operations and damage assessments continue.

Cali reported the highest number of deaths with 95, followed by Pereira with 90, according to the report. Quibdo and Manizales also reported fatalities.

Quibdo reported nine deaths, with damage to homes and educational, health, and airport infrastructure, including the Technological University of Choco and the city's airport.

In Cali, 86 people have been rescued following the quake, according to authorities.