An explosion in an indigenous reserve leaves 9 dead and 15 wounded in Dagua

After the fateful incident presented to the 3:00 p.m. what's left 9 dead and 15 wounded in an Aboriginal reserve in a rural area of Dagua, Valle, various speculations have been made about the consequences of the explosion.

According to the mayor of Dagua, Guillermo Giraldo"The incident occurred on a farm in the Madroño indigenous reserve, there was an explosion and nine people were reported killed and three wounded in the entire aboriginal community."

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The secretary of Management for Valley Risk, Jesús Antonio CopeteHe added that the explosion had occurred in an artisbad gold mine, while Mayor Giraldo had stated that there were no mines in the area.

Copete announced that the two seriously wounded would be transferred to Cali. In addition, he explained that so far four ambulances are in the area, two of Colombian Red Cross and one of the Scouts of Cali.

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