At least seven people have been killed and more than 20 injured after a brutal terrorist attack on Colombia’s Pan-American Highway. The bombing, which happened in the El Túnel sector of Cajibío, Cauca, involved an explosive device detonated against a civilian bus, causing catastrophic damage and raising alarm across the region.
Deadly Explosion Crash Horror
Cauca Governor Octavio Guzmán confirmed the attack was an “indiscriminate attack against the civilian population.” He reported that preliminary assessments showed seven civilians dead and more than 17 seriously injured, with the number of wounded later updated to 20.
Bus Targeted Crash Horror
Officials say terrorists launched a cylinder packed with explosives directly at a bus on the highway. The blast was so powerful it left a massive crater in the road, also destroying several nearby vehicles. The force of the explosion has shocked local communities and authorities alike.
Governor Crash Horror
Governor Guzmán described the incident as “a tragedy that tears us apart as a department and deeply saddens our families.” He shared emotional footage showing the devastation left behind, underscoring the scale of the carnage and the suffering caused by the attack.
Ongoing Investigation Attack Horror
Police and emergency services are currently investigating the terrorist bomb attack. The incident has sparked heightened security warnings and a strong outcry from officials demanding justice for the victims and preventive measures to avoid future attacks on key transport routes in Colombia.
