World | Colombia Quake-Hit Colombians Hunker Down Rumble killed 11 and wounded 54; 5,000 face damaged buildings By Matt Cantor Posted May 26, 2008 5:00 AM CDT Copied Colombia's President Alvaro Uribe, right, greets residents of Quetame, Colombia, which was struck by an earthquake, Sunday, May 25, 2008. (AP Photo/Fernando Vergara) After Saturday’s 5.6-magnitude quake which sparked landslides, hundreds of Colombians gathered in temporary shelters yesterday, reluctant to return home for fear of further shake-ups, Reuters reports. Colombia’s Red Cross reported 11 deaths and 54 injuries, with some 5,000 facing damaged homes and other buildings. President Alvaro Uribe visited the hard-hit area. “People are still really terrified about a second or third one coming,” said one resident of worst-hit Quetame. “We're trying to put up a tent for 20 people." Read These Next 'Bad batch' of drugs causes mass OD in Baltimore. Surgical staff squares off with ICE agents. Epstein fallout intensifies within Trump administration. He fired the crucial 'ninth shot' against Trump gunman. Report an error