Bangladesh: Two unexploded crude bombs found on metro rail track


MRT Police recovered two unexploded crude bombs from the metro rail track between Kazipara and Shewrapara on Friday morning. The crude bombs were wrapped with scotch tape inside Betel nut tins.

The DMP Bomb Disposal Unit later neutralized and removed them. MRT Police received the alert around 9am, after maintenance workers spotted the devices lying on the track near pylons 288 and 289. Inspector (Investigation) Sohel Chowdhury said no damage occurred to the metro line. A case over the incident is underway.

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Source: Dhaka Tribune News


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