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Explosion at Bolivian Military Base Kills at Least 10

Officials say pyrotechnic material stored at the base triggered two blasts, and firefighters warned of a continued risk of another explosion.

  • An explosion at a military barracks in Viacha, Bolivia, about 30 kilometres from La Paz, killed at least two people and injured dozens on Friday.
  • Bolivia’s Defence Ministry reported that 14 people were missing following the blast, prompting rescue teams to search the affected facility.
  • The explosion occurred at around 2:30 p.m. local time in an area where pyrotechnic materials were stored, although the exact cause remains under investigation.
  • Emergency crews, including firefighters, police and medical teams, were deployed to evacuate the injured and secure the site amid concerns over a possible secondary blast.
  • The blast damaged nearby homes and left authorities assessing the full extent of the casualties and destruction as rescue and investigation efforts continued.
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An explosion at a military camp in Bolivia has killed at least two people and injured dozens more, as officials express concern that the death toll may rise.

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Two strong explosions in a Bolivian military unit where pyrotechnic material was kept left at least two people dead and 81 injured in a city south of La Paz on Friday, according to a statement from the Ministry of Defense.

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By Mauricio Torres and Uriel Blanco, CNN en Español At least two people were killed, 81 were injured and 14 remain unlocated after two explosions recorded on Friday afternoon at a military base in western Bolivia, the country's Ministry of Defense reported.

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At least two people died from an explosion at a military barracks in Bolivia, but authorities fear that the number of victims could be higher, writes BBC.

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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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