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The explosion at the army headquarters in Quilabamba, in which 11 people were slightly injured, was allegedly caused by “the release of some explosives that caused damage to the infrastructure of the powder magazine,” according to the Peruvian army command.
The military establishment issued a statement on Sunday night saying there were no casualties despite the explosion that occurred at the headquarters of the 33rd Infantry Brigade.
“According to preliminary data, presumably, the specified explosion occurred due to the release of some explosives, which led to the deterioration of the infrastructure of the powder magazine, no injuries were registered inside the military facility,” the report says. V Quillabamba.
On the other hand, the command of the Peruvian army also indicated that it was registering people and neighboring houses affected by this explosion in order to identify personal and material damage to the inhabitants of this military facility.
“It has been arranged for the inspection system to initiate an investigation process in this regard,” the statement said.
The situation in Quillabamba
According to the Ministry of Health, 11 people with minor injuries are already being treated in the city hospital (7) and the Macamango first-aid post (4) as a result of the explosion in the barracks.
Firefighters and serenasgo personnel are at Army Headquarters to put out the fire that started after the explosion. Family members of the military who live there also came to Fort Pachacutec, concerned about the plight of their loved ones.
At the door of the barracks, they only ask citizens to leave the premises, assuring that this is a dangerous zone. National police officers also arrived at the scene to prevent people from approaching.
Source: RPP
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