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Some 8,000 supporters of the National Strike held peaceful demonstrations in Bogotá as Colombia registered the highest per day death toll since the start of the pandemic.

Mayor Claudia López confirmed on Twitter that she has been diagnosed with coronavirus. The infection obliges the district's highest official to rest and self-isolate.

Bogotá could face shortages with clean water given road blockades by striking protestors that are impeding the movement of purification chemicals.

Two weeks after mass protests began on April 28 with Paro Nacional, Bogotá registered 7,742 additional cases of coronavirus. Colombia confirmed 19,160 cases.

Social media hysteria, fake news, spamming by K-poppers are just some of the tools Paro Nacional supporters are deviating constructive debate to end the crisis in Colombia.