Tuluá

American  

[tool-wah] / tulˈwɑ /

noun

1. a city in W Colombia.

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Example Sentences

“Nine of them were sent to the ICU, and two of them, with almost 100 percent of their bodies burned, were sent to Cali to a burn unit,” he said, referring to the larger city roughly 60 miles southwest of Tuluá.

From Washington Post

The prison is a medium-security facility in the city of Tuluá, an industrial and commercial center in Colombia’s Cauca Valley.

From Washington Post

“What happened in Tuluá, like the massacre in La Modelo, forces a complete rethinking of prison policy,” Petro wrote.

From Washington Post

The national prison authority said the fire in Tuluá, in Valle del Cauca, was started by prisoners in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

From BBC

The Office of the Inspector General, the country's main public authority watchdog, said it was sending a special commission to Tuluá.

From BBC