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Myanmar bomb blast kills three

An explosion at a train station in Myanmar’s southern Bago province on February 13 killed three people An explosion at a train station in Myanmar’s southern Bago province on February 13 killed three people and injured nine others, according to a statement from the information agency under the State Administration Council of Myanmar.
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Hanoi (VNA) – An explosion at a train station in Myanmar’s southern Bago province onFebruary 13 killed three people and injured nine others, according to a statement from the informationagency under the State Administration Council of Myanmar.
The blast happened atabout 12:20 local time in Nyaunglebin town of Bago.

One man and one woman were killed instantly, while three men and seven women were injured and taken to a nearbyhospital for treatment.

The investigation into the cause of theexplosion is now underway./.
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