At least two people have been killed after an explosion at a military barracks in Bolivia. ^[1] Rita Nebraska, the municipal health director of Viacha, told a local TV station that 10 to 15 people died in the blast. ^[2] An explosion occurred on Friday at a military complex in Viacha, Bolivia, about 30 kilometers from the capital La Paz, at approximately 2:30 pm local time. ^[3] Bolivian Defence Minister Ernesto Justiniano said at least 58 people had been injured when pyrotechnic material detonated at the barracks. ^[4] Health official Rita Nebraska told local television between 10 and 15 people were believed to have died in the incident in Viacha. ^[5] Firefighters have warned that a heat source remains at the site, raising the risk of another explosion. ^[6] Local health director Rita Nebraska stated that 14 of the wounded were transferred to hospitals in La Paz, including a girl with third-degree burns. ^[7] Seven people were still missing after the explosions, according to police spokesman Roger Roca. ^[8] The blasts occurred on Friday at a facility storing pyrotechnic material, located approximately 30km from La Paz, Bolivia's administrative capital. ^[9] Officials said the blast originated from the defense ministry's fireworks stockpile, though the cause has yet to be established. ^[10] The blast occurred at around 2:30 p.m. (1830 GMT) local time in an area used to store pyrotechnic material, authorities said. ^[11] Authorities said the blast hit an area where pyrotechnic material was being stored, specifically a stockpile of fireworks held by the country's defence ministry. ^[12]