On the evening of January 21, 2003, an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.8 on the Richter Scale shook the Mexican town of Colima. Colima is devastated as the quake killed 29 people due to collapsing homes and suffocation. Hundreds were injured and others left homeless. Vibrations could be felt in Manzanillo, and 300 miles west in Mexico City, where residents ran out of their homes in shock remembering the 1985 earthquake that left over 10,000 people dead. Survivors are in the streets of Colima, mourning those lost with makeshift coffins, fearing falling debris and aftershocks.