Deceived: the Figure that Appears After the Explosions in Viacha Is a Military, Not a “Ghost” – Bolivia Verifica
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La Paz, Sep 11 (EFE).- The two explosions in a military barracks in Bolivia still leave outstanding tasks such as the search for five missing persons and the identification of human remains, following the event that last Friday turns one week, in which nine people died and that left at least 84 injured. The General Maintenance Center of the Mechanized Artillery Regiment RAM-2 ‘Bolivar’, located in Viacha, a municipality of the highlands, about 3…
A video of better quality allows to distinguish more clearly the military with camouflaged uniform and to observe how their colors are mimicked with the background of the wall. On Facebook, TikTok and Instagram circulate videos (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9) in which it is ensured that a “phantom” or “soul” is observed after the explosions in Viacha, La Paz. However, the content is misleading, since the figure seen in the material corresponds to…
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One week after the two explosions in the RAM-2 Bolívar Mechanized Artillery Regiment in Viacha, there is still no definitive technical explanation as to what caused the disaster. The tragedy left nine dead, 84 people injured and five missing, while the Prosecutor’s Office advances with the identification of human remains and the collection of testimonies to clarify what happened. The entry Explosions in Viacha are still unexplained was first pub…
Viacha, 11 Sep (NOMADA NEWS).- The mayor of La Paz, César Dockweiler, visited this Friday the city of Viacha, affected a few days ago by two explosions in the Bolívar Dos barracks of Artillery, to express his solidarity with those affected and offer his support to the mayor Jenrry Patzi, to whom he offered all the resources [...]
One week after the two explosions of the “Bolivar” barracks, which left 14 soldiers dead and 80 wounded among the military and civilians, in addition to the damage to hundreds of properties in the area, the mayor of Viacha, Jenrry Patzi, said yesterday that he analyses calling for the transfer of the military unit because of the danger it represents. Patzi said it is very likely that three houses near the barracks will collapse.
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