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Bangalore hit by series of blasts

A number of explosions have struck India’s IT capital killing one and injuring many more.

Police use a sniffer dog at the site of one of the explosions [AFP]
Police use a sniffer dog at the site of one of the explosions [AFP]
25 Jul 2008
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