The U.N. humanitarian office OCHA, citing official figures as of Monday night, said 126 people had been confirmed dead and 1,495 injured. Almost 5,000 homes were damaged, while dozens of buildings collapsed and hundreds of residences were destroyed, OCHA said. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementIn Cali, residents gathered ⁠in the streets after parts of homes and apartment blocks gave way. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementWith ​communications still patchy in some of the worst-hit ‌areas, officials said the full extent of the damage and the final death toll could take days to establish. (Reporting by ​Nelson Bocanegra in Pereira, Colombia and Luis Jaime Acosta and Julia Symmes Cobb in Bogota; Writing by Iñigo Alexander, Isabel ​Teles and Kylie Madry; Editing by Lincoln Feast, Paul Simao, Rod Nickel)