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Debts Recover the Remains of 6 Dead in Viacha

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More than three weeks after the explosions at the headquarters of the Bolívar de Viacha regiment, the Public Prosecutor’s Office has handed over the remains of six soldiers to their families, after verifying their identity through genetic tests. The act was carried out in the morgue of the city of La Paz, where the remains were in coffins to be handed over to the families. Departmental prosecutor Luis Carlos Torres indicated that the genetic tes…
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The families of the conscripts who remained missing after the accident at the Viacha barracks received on Tuesday the remains of their loved ones, after the Institute of Forensic Research (IDIF) concluded genetic studies to establish their identities. The departmental prosecutor of La Paz, Luis Carlos Torrez, confirmed that [...] The entry Identify and hand over remains of missing persons to their families was first published in El Diario

More than three weeks after the explosions at the headquarters of the Bolívar de Viacha regiment, the Public Prosecutor’s Office has handed over the remains of six soldiers to their families, after verifying their identity through genetic tests. The act was carried out in the morgue of the city of La Paz, where the remains were in coffins to be handed over to the families. Departmental prosecutor Luis Carlos Torres indicated that the genetic tes…

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Families recover bodies of victims after the explosions in Viacha, as the investigation of the tragic event proceeds The entry Explosions in Viacha: Remains of 6 victims are handed over to their relatives was first published in La Patria Bolivia.

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The departmental prosecutor of La Paz, Luis Carlos Torrez, reported that the Public Prosecutor's Office conducted DNA tests to identify the bodies and give certainty to the families.

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Opinión Bolivia broke the news on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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