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Two police officers killed as explosion reportedly rocks Colombian Airport
Colombian police are investigating two explosions that occurred on Tuesday in the border city of Cucuta and killed two policemen near the city’s airport.
According to Caracol broadcaster, a major blast has hit Camilo Daza International Airport, located in the Colombian city of Cucuta, near the border with Venezuela.
The report suggested that a man with explosives had been spotted near the takeoff strip.
The blast has prompted the suspension of flights at the airport and caused damage to several buildings, the broadcaster added.
According to Norte de Santander Governor Silvano Serrano, there were two suspects who entered the airport, and one of them left an explosive device there. He added that several servicemen trying to defuse the bomb were killed by the blast.
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