Real Madrid stand with Colombia after earthquake death toll reaches 69

Real Madrid have issued an official statement expressing their condolences to the families of those killed in a powerful earthquake that struck Colombia and other countries in Latin America on Monday.

The Spanish club said it was mourning the loss of life and offered its support to those affected by the natural disaster, which has claimed at least 69 lives according to an initial casualty count. Hundreds of people have also been injured.

In a statement published on the club’s official website, Real Madrid said: “The club, its president and board of directors offer their condolences to the families of those who lost their lives and to the entire Colombian people following the earthquake that struck this beloved country in recent hours.”

The message was issued on Monday after the earthquake caused widespread concern across Colombia and other parts of Latin America. Real Madrid described Colombia as a “beloved country” while conveying its sympathy to those who have suffered as a result of the disaster.

The club added: “On behalf of Real Madrid, we would like to convey our solidarity and offer our best wishes for a speedy recovery to those injured, while sending them all our affection and support.”

The statement included condolences for the families of the victims as well as a wider message of solidarity with the Colombian people. Real Madrid also directed its support towards those who were injured in the earthquake, wishing them a rapid recovery.

The initial death toll stood at 69, with hundreds more people reported injured. The disaster affected Colombia and other countries in Latin America, although the source did not provide further details about the extent of the damage or the locations involved.

Real Madrid’s message came as the early casualty figures were being reported following the earthquake. The club’s statement focused on the human impact of the disaster, acknowledging both those who had lost their lives and those recovering from their injuries.

Through its official communication, Real Madrid said its president and board of directors shared the club’s condolences and support. The response placed the club alongside those expressing sympathy for the victims and their families after the natural disaster in South America.

The figures remain an initial count, with at least 69 people confirmed dead and hundreds injured after the earthquake struck on Monday. Real Madrid ended its message by reiterating its solidarity, affection and support for those affected.