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Philippines: suspected bomb found near US Embassy in Manila

Philippine press reported the discovery of an object suspected to be a bomb near the US Embassy in Manila in the early morning of November 28.
Philippines: suspected bomb found near US Embassy in Manila ảnh 1 Roxas Boulevard in fManila.(Photo: www.philstar.com)
Hanoi (VNA) – Philippine press reported the discovery of an objectsuspected to be a bomb near the US Embassy in Manila in the early morning ofNovember 28.

At around7.30 am (Philippine time), police block a section of Roxas Boulevard in frontof the US Embassy. After the bomb squad of Manila police deactivated theobject, the road was opened again to traffic at 9 am.

Thesuspicious object was found in a rubbish bin by a cleaner. It was a mobile phoneconnected to a black round object by red and black wires.-VNA
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