At least four dead in Colombia attacks, local media reports
Summary
At least four people have died in multiple attacks in southwestern Colombia. These attacks involved bombs and gunfire in Cali and nearby towns, targeting police and civilian areas. Local news sources suggest a former guerrilla group, FARC, may be linked to the violence, but this has not been confirmed by other sources.Key Facts
- Four people have died in attacks in southwestern Colombia.
- Two of the people killed were police officers.
- The attacks happened in Cali and nearby towns.
- Bombs, rifles, and possibly a drone were used in the attacks.
- Targets included police stations, municipal buildings, and civilian areas.
- Some local media suggest a connection to FARC, a former rebel group.
- Several people were injured, but exact numbers are not provided.
- The attacks followed an attempted assassination of a presidential candidate in Bogota.
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