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How bomb hidden in empty yogurt containers exploded, killed one – Police

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July 4, 2021

Improvised Explosive Device were  concealed in three bottles of popular children’s Juice (Viju Milk). Three Children picked up the bottles but unknown to them, they contained explosive substance; the children started playing football with the bottles, as a result two of the bottles exploded, injuring the three children.

Bomb in yoghurt containers
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The Improvised Explosive Device (IED), also known as bomb, that  was detonated in Kaduna Saturday, was concealed in three empty yogurt containers, the police revealed on Sunday.

The Saturday incident which occurred in Badarawa area of Kaduna metropolis resulted in the death of one infant aged seven,  and the injury of two  others, aged  nine and seven.

Giving an update on the incident, spokesperson of Bauchi Police Command, ASP Mohammed Jalige, said Improvised Explosive Device were  concealed in three bottles of popular children’s Juice (Viju Milk).

“Three Children picked up the bottles but unknown to them, they contained explosive substance; the children started playing football with the bottles, as a result two of the bottles exploded, injuring the three children.

The victims were however rushed to Barau Dikko Teaching Hospital where  one of them died owing to injuries he sustained from the explosion.

“One of the victim was treated and discharged, while the third child  is still receiving treatment.

“The Command’s Explosive Ordinance Department (EOD) is carrying out a holistic forensic analysis of the device with a view to apprehending those responsible for this heinous act,” he said. (NAN)

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