Colombia Blames Dissident FARC Rebel for Deadly Bus Bomb Attack

Bus Explosion on Colombian Highway Claims Lives of At Least 14

A bus carrying passengers exploded on the Pan-American Highway in Colombia, resulting in at least 14 fatalities. The incident occurred on a major transportation route connecting Colombia to Venezuela.

According to reports, the bus was carrying people from various locations when it suddenly detonated. Emergency services were quickly dispatched to the scene, but not before multiple casualties had been reported.

Colombian President has identified Marlon, a dissident FARC rebel leader, as the individual responsible for the attack. Authorities are currently investigating the incident and gathering evidence to determine the circumstances surrounding the explosion.

Details of the incident are still emerging, but officials have confirmed that at least 14 people lost their lives in the blast. The cause of the explosion is being examined by local authorities, who are working to identify any potential motives behind the attack.

The Pan-American Highway is a critical transportation route for both domestic and international travel. The incident has raised concerns about security measures in place along this major highway.

As the investigation into the bus explosion continues, officials are urging anyone with information regarding the incident to come forward.

Source: Al Jazeera