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Bomb Attack in Western Colombia Kills Four: Governor

Footage from the scene showed a woman screaming as a man pulled a small body from the rubble.

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A truck packed with explosives exploded in western Colombia on Sunday, killing four people, including a two-month-old baby, local officials said. The bomb attack occurred near a military base in the town of Planadas. Authorities said the explosion damaged a hospital and several homes. “With deep sadness, I announce that the attack in Planadas has caused, according to preliminary information, the death of four people, including a two-month-old ba…

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The attack occurred on Sunday evening near a military base in the city of Planadas, south of Tolima province. A truck loaded with explosives jumped and damaged part of the hospital and several houses.

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In the west of Colombia, four people were killed by drones and a mined truck in the area of the military base in western Colombia. In the municipality of Plandas, an attack on the military base was carried out using drones and a bomb dump, transmitting to RIA News. "I regret to report that four people, including a baby who was only two months old, were provisionally killed as a result of the attack in Plandas," reported the Governor of the Depar…

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Bomb attack in western Colombia kills four: Governor

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An explosive attack on a military base in western Colombia left four dead, including a two-month baby, in the midst of the worst wave of violence that the country had experienced in a decade, the local governor informed. The attack occurred on Sunday night (1) in the municipality of Planadas, in the south of the department of Tolima, near a military base. A truck loaded with explosives hit the site, damaging part of the infrastructure of a hospi…

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El Tiempo broke the news in Bogotá, Colombia on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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