Armed attacks in Colombia's Pacific region have impacted or put at risk 14,000 individuals. This comes as the country continues to respond to the August 10 earthquake, which has resulted in 335 deaths, 105 missing persons, and 4,516 injuries. As of September 16, 486,917 people have been affected by the earthquake.

The ongoing armed attacks pose a significant threat to the safety and well-being of communities in the Pacific region. The extensive damage to homes from the earthquake, with over 206,000 residences affected, indicates a substantial need for shelter and reconstruction efforts.

The earthquake has led to a high number of casualties and injuries, displacing many and damaging critical infrastructure. The armed attacks are directly impacting a significant population in the Pacific region, likely causing displacement and limiting access to essential services.

The specific humanitarian needs of the 14,000 people affected by armed attacks in the Pacific region are not detailed in the provided reports.