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Family Lost Everything in a Fire in a Town in Tolima: Their Girls Need Beds, Clothes, Tools and Toys to Start Over

The fire destroyed part of the house that had been built for nine years and left the two minors without several of their belongings.

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El Tiempo

Family Lost Everything in a Fire in a Town in Tolima: Their Girls Need Beds, Clothes, Tools and Toys to Start Over

The fire destroyed part of the house that had been built for nine years and left the two minors without several of their belongings.

1 day ago·Bogotá, Colombia

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El Tiempo broke the news in Bogotá, Colombia 1 day ago on Monday, September 7, 2026.

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