The death toll from Monday morning's 7.4 magnitude earthquake in Colombia continues to rise. Regional authorities across four departments now report at least 240 fatalities, far surpassing the national government's last official count of 111 deaths, which was announced by midday on the day of the quake. Impact on Valle del CaucaValle del Cauca has suffered the most, with 130 casualties reported: 95 in Cali and 35 in other municipalities within the region. On Tuesday, Cali's Mayor, Alejandro Eder, described the grim situation: "Regrettably, we have to report 95 deaths, as of this morning's count. Caldas reported six deaths, 76 injuries, and more than 1,300 homes affected by Monday afternoon.