[eastforker]

I understand, but would they ban cellphones because of that?When they use the word trigger could something have gotten lost in translation? I guesss what I am saying is with an explosion of this magnitude how would they determine a cell phone was the trigger mechanism?

[TigerLikesRooster]

Re #126

I do not know how they came up with that conclusion. Some news accounts did say that there were two explosions, one preceding the other by a short time. It may be that the first one created fire which spread out and triggered the second catastrophic explosion by engulfing the secret military cargo escorted by Syrians. If the first one occurred some distance away from the second one, it may be possible that some potential evidences for the first explosion managed to survive.

Of course, I am assuming that cell phone story is not just a cover story.

[Boot Hill]

TigerLikesRooster:   "N. Koreans believe that cell phone(s) is(are) used to trigger the explosion."

eastforker:   "I understand, but would they ban cellphones because of that?"

Because they don't want cell phones to be used anymore to trigger explosions. (I must not understand your question.)

--Boot Hill