At least four dead in Colombia attacks, local media reports

At least four people were killed in a wave of bombs and weapons attacks in southwestern Colombia, according to local media reports.

It is alleged that two police officers are among those killed in the attacks that have directed Kali, the third largest city of the country and several nearby cities.

Car bombs, motorcycle bombs, rifles and suspected drone have been reported to have been used to strike in police departments, municipal buildings and civilian targets, as the escalating security crisis attracts the South American side.

Local media are linked to some of the attacks with a faction of Colombia Revolutionary Armed Forces (FARC)Once a powerful guerrilla group. The BBC failed to check that.

Many people have been injured in the attacks, although the exact number of casualties is still unclear.

The attacks came days after Attempt to kill President candidate Miguel Uribe Turbai In the capital, Bogota as he turns to the supporters.

The mayor of the largest city in the region, Kali, said the city returned to 1989 when it was full of drug trade and cartel violence.