Conmebol suspended the Libertadores and Sudamericana matches in Colombia this Monday, where an earthquake of magnitude 7.4 shook a large part of the South American country and, to date, has left at least 132 dead. Through a statement, Conmebol expressed its 'deepest solidarity with the Colombian people' after the tragedy, while informing that the situation warrants the suspension of the Libertadores quarterfinal match between Deportes Tolima and Ecuadorian Independiente del Valle. This match was scheduled for Tuesday, August 11, at 19:30 local time (00:30 GMT on Wednesday) at the Manuel Murillo Toro Stadium in the city of Ibagué. Conmebol also suspended the match between Colombian Santa Fe and Argentine River Plate for the Sudamericana, which was scheduled for this Wednesday, August 12, at 19:30 local time (00:30 GMT on Thursday) at the Nemesio Camacho Stadium in Bogotá, better known as 'El Campín'. The decision responds to the need to 'preserve the safety of all' and in 'respect for the victims' left by the earthquake. Conmebol reiterated its solidarity and 'accompaniment in this difficult moment' for Colombia, while saying that it will soon provide 'more information on the reprogramming' of these matches. The earthquake, which has led the Colombian government to declare the situation a 'national disaster', was felt in Bogotá, Cali, Popayán, Manizales, Armenia, Pereira, Medellín, and other cities in the center and west of the country, as well as in Ecuador, Panama, and Venezuela. Conmebol also expressed its solidarity with the Colombian people and offered its support in this difficult moment. The situation in Colombia is grave and Conmebol is working to support the teams and victims of the earthquake. Conmebol has also offered its support to the Colombian Football Federation to help the teams and victims of the earthquake. The situation in Colombia is very grave and Conmebol is working to support the teams and victims of the earthquake.