A powerful 6.3-magnitude earthquake struck Bogotá, Colombia, on Saturday, causing buildings to sway and triggering widespread panic. The shallow quake

A 6.5-magnitude earthquake struck central Colombia on June 8, shaking the region surrounding the capital, Bogotá, according to the Colombian Geological Service. The quake was centered roughly 186 kilometers (116 miles) southeast of Bogotá and was felt across much of the country.

Buildings swayed, sirens blared and panicked Colombians raced onto the streets Sunday after a shallow 6.3 magnitude earthquake rattled the center of the country.Thousands of Bogotanos raced downstairs and out of buildings still wearing their pajamas and sought refuge in parks and other open spaces.