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'Car bomb' kills two in Colombia 'Car bomb' explodes in Colombia
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An apparent car bomb has exploded outside a military college in the Colombian capital, Bogota, killing two people, police have said. An apparent car bomb has exploded outside a military college in the Colombian capital, Bogota, injuring five people, police have said.
Police first said two people had died, but later revised their statement.
The blast happened at about 0900 local time (1400 GMT) around a number of army buildings in the north of the city.The blast happened at about 0900 local time (1400 GMT) around a number of army buildings in the north of the city.
Witnesses told local media they heard a loud explosion and saw smoke.
Colombia is immersed in a long-running conflict between rebels, right-wing paramilitaries and state forces but attacks in Bogota have been down.Colombia is immersed in a long-running conflict between rebels, right-wing paramilitaries and state forces but attacks in Bogota have been down.
Reports said a bomb exploded in the car park of the Nueva Granada Military University, which local correspondents say is attended by both military and civilian students. Reports said a bomb had exploded in the car park of the Nueva Granada Military University, which local correspondents say is attended by both military and civilian students.
"There are two dead and an undetermined number of wounded," Bogota's health secretary, Hector Zambrano, told Caracol radio. Witnesses told local media they heard a loud explosion and saw smoke.