New Delhi: In the wake of an unintentional post going viral, netizens are asking Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to appear before Colombian police over an attack on the country’s president.
confused? Well, it was related to a post put up by the Colombian police asking citizens for help in tracing the perpetrators of the attack.
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Recently, the Comubian National Police posted on Facebook and posted: “Help us locate them! These are spoken pictures of the perpetrators of the attack on the helicopter carrying Mr. President Ivan Duque and his crew. “
It also announced a bounty of up to USD 3 million.
However, the case took a slightly comical turn as he posted two sketches of the alleged criminals on Facebook. A sketch looked like a childhood portrait of Mark Zuckerberg.
As expected, the sketch received a lot of attention, with over 66,000 responses, and more than 24,000 shares as Facebook users began tagging Zuckerberg in the comments, while many of them also posted his photos and GIF reactions. cast.
attack on Colombian president
As for the original incident, most recently, Colombian President Ivan Duque claimed that a helicopter carrying him and several other officers in the southern Catatumbo region was hit by multiple gunfire.
The incident came to light on Friday when the presidential helicopter was flying through the Catatumbo region towards the city of Cucuta, the capital of Norte de Santander province.
“The president’s helicopter was the target of the attack,” the duke said. He was accompanied by Defense Minister Diego Molano, Interior Minister Daniel Palacios and Governor of Norte de Santander Silvano Serrano, he said. No one was injured in the attack,” the president wrote in a statement.
“The truth is that this is a cowardly attack, where the impact of the bullets can be seen on the President’s plane. Once again, we reiterate that as a government we are going to falter for a moment, even for a day. The fight against drug trafficking, terrorism and organized crime,” said Duke.
Although the attack on the president is indeed a serious matter, a minor lapse in the sketch creates some unintentional humor in the investigation to find the perpetrators.
(with agency input)
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