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Nepal police hunt for mosque bomb blast suspects

Police are hunting for suspects in a bomb blast at a mosque in southeast Nepal that left four people injured, police said on Sunday.

Sunday, 05 October 2008 09:37

There was no major damage to the mosque after the blast late on Saturday, police official Gopal Pradhan said from Biratnagar town.

"No one has been arrested and we are looking for the culprits," Pradhan said.

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