Armed attacks in Colombia's Pacific region have impacted or put at risk 14,000 people. Meanwhile, recovery efforts are ongoing following the August 10 earthquake, which has resulted in 335 deaths, 105 missing persons, and 4,516 injured individuals as of September 16. Over 200,000 homes were damaged by the earthquake.

The ongoing armed conflict in the Pacific region poses a significant threat to the safety and well-being of the population. The large number of damaged homes following the earthquake indicates a substantial need for shelter and reconstruction efforts.

The earthquake has affected nearly 487,000 people, leading to a considerable number of casualties and injuries. The armed attacks are causing displacement and insecurity for communities in the Pacific region.

The specific locations of the armed attacks and the nature of the humanitarian response in the Pacific region are not detailed in the provided reports.