Coronavirus: Migrant city news take to the streets of the Restrepo neighborhood for more than 4 hours – Bogotá

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More than 25 Venezuelan migrants took a street in the Restrepo neighborhood and held officials and integration vehicles of Family Welfare for more than 4 hours. The migrants who had been living on buses and cambuches for several days rejected their transfer to a shelter, as they assured that it was a pagatodo.

Hospitalized and in a serious state of health, a caretaker of a residential complex in Suba remains. The man prevented visitors from entering the place to comply with the quarantine measures, for this reason the man was assaulted with a baseball bat. Neighbors rejected the fact with a sit-in.

A 16-year-old girl was killed in the company of her brother in a private vehicle in the San Cristobal neighborhood. According to the Police, minutes before the girl got into the car, there was another person in the passenger seat. Authorities are investigating whether the attack was directed at that person.

President Iván Duque said that today he will deliver a balance of the quarantine to evaluate indicators and make government decisions.