In the early hours of this Thursday, January 19, an explosion was reported outside a business located in the San Francisco subdivision, which belongs to the Juan Montalvo cooperative, a few meters from the road to Daule.
The detonation affected the door of an oxygen bottling plant, but fortunately it did not contaminate the interior of the building where there are dozens of oxygen tanks, which would have caused a large explosion.
The neighbors were alarmed and alerted ECU911, several police units and even explosives experts arrived at the site, who closed the streets and asked the residents to stay in their homes. The agents raised evidence to determine what type of material was used in the attack.
In addition, Criminalistics also raised the videos from several security cameras in the area to identify those who planted the explosive.
Although some residents presume that they were vaccinators who carried out the attack, the Police have not yet confirmed the reason for the attack.
The owner of the plant preferred not to talk about the fact. This Thursday an operation was carried out in the sector.
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A few blocks later, on the same road to Daule, it was denounced a few weeks ago that the vaccinators had also arrived at the commercial area and that they left a pamphlet in the businesses in which they gave a period of 24 hours for each of the Business owners call a number and offer how much you could pay each month for “security.”
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Source: Eluniverso
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