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Heavy rains caused by an unusual cold front from the northern hemisphere have triggered severe flooding across Colombia, leaving 14 people dead and affecting more than 47,000 families nationwide. The most critical situation is in Nariño, where an avalanche in the municipality of Mallama claimed seven lives. In Córdoba, flooding forced the temporary suspension of classes in 26 schools. Carlos Carrillo, director of the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management, confirmed that the emergency response system is active and coordinated with territorial authorities, military forces, and relief agencies to assist affected communities.

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00:00Flooding in Colombia has left 14 people dead and more than 47,000 families affected throughout the country.
00:08An unusual cold front from the northern hemisphere has caused a wave of torrential rains.
00:14The most critical situation is in the Department of Nariño, where an avalanche of the municipality of Miami claimed seven lives.
00:21Elsewhere, flooding forced the temporary suspensions of the school calendar in 26 educational institutions in Córdoba.
00:28In this regard, the Director of the National Unit Disaster Risk Management, Carlos Carrillo, assured that the response system is activated and coordinated with territorial authorities, military forces and relief agencies.
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