3 people arrested after 44 injured in Peru nightclub bombing: officials

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Peruvian authorities arrested three individuals after a nightclub bombing in Trujillo, La Libertad, injured 44 people, including three minors. The explosion occurred early Saturday at the Dali nightclub, located in a region known for gold production, extortion, and illegal mining. While ten patients have been discharged, four remain in serious condition. Municipal officials have closed the Dali nightclub for 30 days due to violations of operating hours and regulations prohibiting minors. The club owners have not yet been reached for comment.

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Four patients remain in serious condition.

factualGerardo Florián, executive director of the Trujillo Health Network

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The club was closed for 30 days for violating operating hours and allowing minors.

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The explosion happened at the Dali nightclub in Trujillo.

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44 people were injured in the bombing.

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Three people have been arrested following the bombing of a nightclub in Peru.

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Authorities in Peru on Sunday said they have arrested three people following the bombing of a nightclub as the number of those injured rose to 44.The explosion happened early on Saturday at the Dali nightclub in the city of Trujillo in La Libertad Region, which has the largest gold-producing area in Peru and is rife with extortion and illegal mining.La Libertad Regional Health Management confirmed that those injured rose from 33 to 44, including three minors between the ages of 16 and 17.At least 10 patients have been discharged, while four others remain in serious condition, said Gerardo Florián, executive director of the Trujillo-health-network" class="entity-link entity-organization" data-entity-id="40895" data-entity-type="organization">Trujillo Health Network.Municipal officials said they closed the club for 30 days because it violated an operating hours limit and an ordinance prohibiting minors from entering the establishment.The owner or owners of the club could not be immediately reached for comment.

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