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BOGOTÁ — A fuel pipeline exploded in Colombia on Friday, creating a fireball and blaze that killed 11 people, injured nearly 100 and destroyed more than two dozen homes.
The blast before dawn ripped through the town of Dosquebradas. National oil company Ecopetrol, which operates the pipeline, said in a statement the blast was the result of heavy rains that caused movements in the earth, which ruptured the pipeline. Fuel spilled out and was ignited when it came in contact with an unidentified heat source.
