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Suicide bombing hits Indonesia's police station, wounding 3 policemen, killing bomber

07 Dec 2022 11:00am
A suicide bombing occurred at a police station in Bandung city. Photo for illustration purposes only. Source - 123RF
A suicide bombing occurred at a police station in Bandung city. Photo for illustration purposes only. Source - 123RF
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JAKARTA - At least three police personnel were injured in an explosion at a police station in West Java this morning.

According to local media reports, the suspected suicide bombing occurred at the entrance of the police station located at Jalan Astana Anyar, Bandung at 8.20 am local time.

The injured have been rushed to a nearby hospital.

Investigations are currently underway and police have cordoned off the area. - BERNAMA

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