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The Foreign Ministry reduces the number of Spaniards missing in the Colombian earthquake to 75, with no deaths or injuries reported.

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Following the earthquake in Colombia that occurred on Monday, the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has reported that 75 Spanish citizens remain unlocated or in unknown whereabouts. Minister José Manuel Albares announced the figure, noting that currently there are still no official records of any Spanish nationals being injured or killed as a result of the disaster.

In response to the emergency, the Spanish government is immediately mobilizing an initial aid package of one million euros dedicated to covering basic needs for those affected by the earthquake. The updates regarding the status of the unlocated citizens were released via official communications from the Ministry.

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