# Explosive Device Thrown at Army Checkpoint in Jamundi, Colombia

An explosive device was thrown at an Army checkpoint in Jamundi, Colombia, with no injuries reported.

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An explosive device, appearing to be a grenade, was thrown at an Army National checkpoint in the Las Piñas sector of Jamundi, Colombia. [^1]

On Tuesday afternoon, an explosive device was launched at a checkpoint of the Colombian Army National in the Las Piñas sector of Jamundí. [^2]

The Alcaldía de Jamundi reported that no people were affected and there are no significant damages from the detonation. [^3]

The Public Force maintains a presence in the area to guarantee the security and tranquility of the community. [^4]

This act of violence adds to other recent incidents in Jamundi, including the assassination of social leader Cirlady Gómez in a rural area. [^5]

The Jamundí Mayor's Office confirmed that no civilians were injured or affected by the incident. [^6]

The Jamundí Mayor's Office reported that the explosive device was preliminarily identified as a grenade. [^7]

The Jamundí Mayor's Office stated that the situation is now under control and that the public force maintains presence in the sector. [^8]

## What this stands on

1. An explosive device, appearing to be a grenade, was thrown at an Army National checkpoint in the Las Piñas sector of Jamundi, Colombia. (El País, News)
2. On Tuesday afternoon, an explosive device was launched at a checkpoint of the Colombian Army National in the Las Piñas sector of Jamundí. (Diario Occidente, News)
3. The Alcaldía de Jamundi reported that no people were affected and there are no significant damages from the detonation. (El País, News)
4. The Public Force maintains a presence in the area to guarantee the security and tranquility of the community. (El País, News)
5. This act of violence adds to other recent incidents in Jamundi, including the assassination of social leader Cirlady Gómez in a rural area. (El País, News)
6. The Jamundí Mayor's Office confirmed that no civilians were injured or affected by the incident. (Diario Occidente, News)
7. The Jamundí Mayor's Office reported that the explosive device was preliminarily identified as a grenade. (Diario Occidente, News)
8. The Jamundí Mayor's Office stated that the situation is now under control and that the public force maintains presence in the sector. (Diario Occidente, News)

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