Colombia: Heavy Rain and Hailstorm Cause Severe Flooding in Bogotá

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Colombia: Heavy Rain and Hailstorm Cause Severe Flooding in Bogotá

A heavy hailstorm and intense rain hit Bogotá on Monday, March 9, causing severe flooding across the city and travel disruptions. Authorities issued emergency alerts for extreme weather throughout the capital.

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  • 2026/3/10 10:46:51
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  • 2026 at 14:13h, Colombia Video Recording Date/Time: March 9, Video Location: Bogotá

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