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A truck in which some school kits were transported to be delivered to an indigenous reservation, He was the victim of robbers when he was moving around the town of Tasajera, Magdalena.
The stolen items had been acquired through donations and were in charge of the Diez Foundation, represented by Laura Osorio, who denounced the situation.
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According to Osorio, the vehicle in which she and her husband were traveling was moving from Barranquilla to Santa Marta and at a rise on the Troncal del Caribe highway, near Tasajera, was intercepted by criminals.
Although the car did not stop at any time, the people who got in the back looted all the merchandise.
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They took boxes of notebooks of images, colors, rulers and pencil sharpeners and a briefcase with clothes
“They took boxes of notebooks of images, colors, rules and pencil sharpeners and a briefcase with clothes,” Osorio said.
The driver and Osorio decided not to stop for fear that they would also steal the cash and some computers they had in the cabin.
It was only when they arrived at the Ciénaga municipality police station that they realized the magnitude of the robbery.
The school kits would be donated to the Chimila indigenous community of Naara Kajmanta, in Gaira, and in the Oásis neighborhood, northeast of Santa Marta.
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Laura Osorio stated that Fundación Diez is offering a reward for the recovery of the stolen items.
Likewise, they filed a complaint with the Prosecutor’s Office in the capital of Magdalena.
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Roger urieles
For EL TIEMPO Santa Marta
@rogeruv
