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Bengal: CID team visits blast site in Malda to probe explosions

A CID team on Tuesday visited the site where two personnel of the investigation agency were killed when the bombs they were trying to defuse exploded.

|May 03, 2016, 14:39:29 IST

Malda: A CID team on Tuesday visited the site where two personnel of the investigation agency were killed when the bombs they were trying to defuse exploded, hours after four persons were killed in another blast at the same spot in the district."We have come here to investigate the incident," CID (ADG) Ramphal Pawar told reporters.An explosion had occurred on Monday when bombs were being made in a house in Jaunpur village at about 1 am, killing four persons and injuring as many. Later in the day, two CID personnel were killed at the same spot when the bombs they were trying to defuse exploded.

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