Comas: Translima Drivers Suspend Work After Armed Attack on Passenger Bus
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“One is always working with fear,” said one driver. Source: RPP Translima drivers have gone out to work this Saturday with fear, following the recent armed attack against a Custer of this company on Tuesday, July 28, an attack claimed by a criminal organization called ‘Los Albaneses’. A team of RPP spoke with drivers of routes 21 and 29 of this consortium, who reported that they are extorted by up to six criminal gangs, which demand different d…
Offenders carried out violent armed robbery, stripping the belongings of travellers
El Comercio
EXITOSA NOTICIAS - NOTICIAS DEL PERU Y EL MUNDOThe drivers of Route 18 of Translima suspended their work after a new armed attack in Comas. Workers denounced the increase in extortions and demanded greater security measures.
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