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Authorities say rescue workers continue to miss and continue to help residents in the city outside Medellin.
According to the authorities, at least 11 people were killed in the north-western Colombian city of Bello and 15 people were missing.
Evacuation orders and rescue work continues a day after the shifts, government officials, strong rains, the second largest city in Colombia, a sustainable threat to Medellin.
“We continue to support the Emergency and Rescue in Bello, where 11 people were killed in 11 people, and more than 1,500 people are shelter,” Medellin Mayor Federico Gutierrez said on Wednesday.
Tables, while residents slept in the morning, overdue the local water roads in Tuesday.
Through Bello, a society full of the hills in the Medellin, burying the cars, sweeping the cars and stack the trash.
Firefighters used dogs, drones and other means to seek the missing. Shelters were established in local schools and community centers.
Strong rains especially pose High risks For homes built into the hills that can be unstable during a continuous rainfall. Often poor residents of the country living in these danger zones, many of the people of Colombia have been confused in the village of Colombia for the security of a city.
Medellin Town hall also evacuated orders for Villatina, Tuesday, Tuesday, 23 buildings will be demolished due to possible risk of collapse. Town Hall says the recent heavy rain is aggravated by the risk created by the end of May and invalid structures.
In the last storms, the victim was evacuated in about 60 in the Medell.
