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ANOTHER EXPLOSIVE DEVICE FOUND IN BANGALORE
TIMES OF INDIA ^ | TNN, Apr 18, 2010, 11.09am IST | N/A
Posted on April 17, 2010 11:31:33 PM PDT by Cindy
SNIPPET: “BANGALORE: A day after two low-intensity blasts in the city, an explosive device weighing 2kgs was found wrapped in a yellow bag near Mahatma Gandhi statue on MG road.”
SNIPPET: “As stands filled on Saturday for the Mumbai Indians vs Royal Challengers IPL match, two bombs went off at the Chinnaswamy Stadium wounding 12 people and triggering panic. Roughly 20,000 people had packed into the stadium and hundreds more were streaming in when a loud explosion at Gate 12 rocked the arena and rattled nearby buildings. Six policemen were injured when the grill near the wall collapsed on them.
The explosion occurred at 3.15pm. Another one about 20 minutes later compounded the cops’ worst fears because the second bomb went off closer to the stadium and near the state police wireless headquarters. The explosives were hidden in the bushes.
Preliminary forensic investigation revealed that the explosive was an ammonium nitro glycerine gelatin stick. It was detonated with a micro-chip fitted timer.”
(Excerpt) Read more at timesofindia.indiatimes.com ...
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