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Strong Explosion at Bolivian Military Warehouse Kills 2, Injures 59
A powerful explosion at a Bolivian military facility storing pyrotechnics killed two people and injured 59 others.
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- A strong explosion at a military facility storing pyrotechnics in Bolivia killed at least two people and injured 59 others as of Friday. · Agencia Andina
- Colonel Roger Roca stated that seven people remain missing following the explosion. · Agencia Andina
- Defense Minister Ernesto Justiniano previously reported 58 injured people, including 52 civilians and 6 military personnel. · Agencia Andina
- Police spokesperson Colonel Roger Roca confirmed that two people have died and 59 people were injured in the blast. · Agencia Andina
- The explosion happened in a training area within the barracks where pyrotechnic elements were stored. · Clarín
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