- Advertisement -A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Colombia today, causing part of the historic Manizales Cathedral to collapse and sending debris spilling into the streets of the city. Widespread damage has been reported across several cities, with injuries confirmed and emergency crews now assessing the full extent of the destruction. The earthquake, one of the strongest to hit the country in years, has devastated parts of Manizales, a city known for its cultural and architectural heritage. The cathedral, a landmark and one of the most iconic religious buildings in Colombia, suffered significant structural damage, with large sections crumbling to the ground. In addition to the damage in Manizales, other cities have reported collapsed buildings, cracked roads, and power outages.