They find knives and six kilos of marijuana in a Venezuelan camp in Cali

During a visit on Monday, police seized knives and six kilograms of marijuana from the curbs of the Venezuelan camp near the Cali transport terminal.

The improvised facilities, located in the 26th Street Separation between Carrera 1 and Avenida 2N, were visited by the police, Migration Colombia and other state entities.

On the seizure of the drug, the Secretary of Security of Cali, Andrés Villamizar, badured that those responsible "will be prosecuted and their deportation from the country will be requested."

During the visit, a Colombian minor who was not accompanied by his parents was made available to the Institute for Family Welfare.

In addition to judicial proceedings, the authorities also provided health care services to 25 boys and girls and 7 pregnant women.

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"I would like to point out that the vast majority of Venezuelans who come to Cali are people of good will, hard work, law-abiding, hardship, and support and solidarity. minority who decides to commit crimes and violates the rules of coexistence must clearly indicate that we will take all necessary measures, including his expulsion from the country, "said the Secretary of State to the United Nations, Ms. Villamizar, to about this operation.

Figures on migration Colombia reports that just over 13,000 Venezuelan migrant citizens arrived in Cali, including 10% minors. Most do not have stable employment or housing, so irregular camps have been set up in public places such as the 26th Street separator.