Videos: Explosion at a Police Station in Zacatecas Leaves Six Civilians Injured
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A car bomb exploded during the night of Sunday to Monday in front of a police station in Ojocaliente, a city in central Mexico, wounding seven, including a police officer, the authorities said.
The attack occurred in the town of Ojocaliente in Zacatecas, a state that connects the central, northern, and western parts of the country and has key drug trafficking routes. "The explosive device was placed in a private vehicle and caused physical damage to the police station and surrounding buildings," wrote the state's Secretary of Government, Rodrigo Reyes, on Facebook, adding that the situation is "under control." "Six civilians were rep…
A car bomb exploded on Sunday night in front of a police station in Ojocaliente, in the Mexican state of Zacatecas, and initially left seven people injured, the authorities informed. Among the hit are six civilians and a police officer. The explosion also damaged 11 vehicles, two cars and buildings near the police station.
After years of calm, the violence has again exploded in Zacatecas State since the discovery on 18 July of five bodies hanged at a bridge in Pozo de Gamboa.
A car bomb exploded in the night of Sunday to Monday in front of a Mexican police station in Ojocaliente, in the centre of the country.
Six wounded after car bomb explodes in front of Mexico police station
Zacatecas is key to the drug trade because it links central Mexico with the north and west of the country and features routes that are key to smuggling cocaine and other narcotics to the United States.
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