Blast rocks shopping mall in Manipur
First Published: 13th December, 2018 22:25 IST
A blast suspected to be a hand grenade took place at around 5:10 am at Vishal Mega Mart in Manipur. The shopping complex located in Imphal West District is just
A blast suspected to be a hand grenade took place at around 5:10 am at Vishal Mega Mart in Manipur.
The shopping complex located in Imphal West District is just 200 meters away from the Manipur State Assembly.
According to a senior staff of the mall, no one was injured as the staff usually arrives by 7 am.
However, as an impact of the blast, four window planks located on the first, second and third floor of the 4 storey building has been destroyed completely.
The police arrived at the site after 2 hours of the incident for investigation.
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