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A nightclub bombing in Peru injures 33, including minors, authorities say
At least five victims are seriously injured with amputations amid a surge of 286 explosions in La Libertad region in 2025, officials said.
- In the pre-dawn hours, a blast at the Dali nightclub in Trujillo injured 33 people, authorities said.
- Motive remains unknown following the blast as it was not immediately clear who was responsible, while the La Libertad region has been plagued by extortion and illegal mining amid expanding organized criminal groups.
- Medical teams treated victims, some undergoing surgery for amputations and shrapnel wounds, with at least five in serious condition, Gerardo Florián Gómez said.
- Authorities said the blast is under investigation and it occurred less than a month after a previous blast that damaged 25 homes in Trujillo city.
- With elections scheduled for April 12, official figures show 286 explosions in La Libertad in 2025, including 136 in Trujillo, amid growing insecurity concerns.
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Lima. In northern Peru, in a region hit by organized crime, an explosion in a discotheque left more than 30 injured, authorities who investigate the causes reported.
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In a bomb attack in a nightclub in northwestern Peru, 33 people have been seriously injured.
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