Colombia: relatives bid farewell to victims of 2002 Bojaya massacre After 17 and a half years, a poor black community in the Colombian Pacific bids farewell to relatives who lost their lives when a cylinder bomb struck the church where they were taking refuge from fighting between FARC guerrillas and paramilitary groups. In a ceremony on Monday, the remains of victims were handed to their relatives. At least 79 people were killed in the tragedy, including 45 children. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES