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According to Noticias Caracol, the event occurred around midnight this Thursday in the El Mesa neighborhood, located in the west of the municipality of Bello, in Antioquia.
The events were recorded on video and this shows that a group of men they were throwing a glowing wick balloon into the air, while dozens of neighbors eagerly awaited the show.
The subjects attached a basket filled with gunpowder to the tail of the balloon and lit the fuse. But the balloon stayed stuck in the front of a house and didn’t fly many meters.
From one moment to another, the gunpowder in the basket fell to the ground and exploded. The people who were nearby ran away in terror, while the gunpowder continued to explode. The video shows the seconds of panic that were experienced.
Fortunately this event He did not leave any injuries, but even so the authorities of the municipality opened an investigation to find those responsible.
Video of a giant balloon full of gunpowder that exploded in Bello, Antioquia:
We do not learn! Fire caused by a balloon consumes a priest’s house in the San Antonio de Prado district >>> https://t.co/80f71DJIF3 pic.twitter.com/MQ8cUUESP8
– News Caracol (@NoticiasCaracol) January 2, 2021
Globo caused a great fire and burned a priest’s house in the San Antonio de Prado district, Medellín
Another balloon wreaked havoc in Antioquia on Thursday night and qHe burned down the parish house of the San Antonio district, according to Noticias Caracol.
According to the Administrative Department of Disaster Risk Management of Medellín, firefighters attended 12 incidents, 5 of them were caused by balloons.
Furthermore, that institution posted photos on his Twitter account of the serious state in which the priest’s house was left after the firefighters managed to control the fire.
This is how the rectory of the Parish of San Antonio de Prado was left, because of a balloon. Tomorrow it can be your home. It is everyone’s responsibility to avoid this life-threatening practice. pic.twitter.com/eLzlazeHvO
– DAGRD – MEDELLÍN (@DAGRDMedellin) January 1, 2021
The Metropolitan Police of Medellín participated in 228 parties and received 11,250 calls for breach of the curfew decree, ends that informative.
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