Several people were injured in a car explosion in New Delhi

In the capital of India, New Delhi, a car explosion occurred in the area of the historical citadel of the Red Fort, several people were injured. This was announced on November 10 by NDTV.

"Several people were injured in a car explosion near the Red Fort in Delhi this evening. Three or four cars that were next to the car also caught fire and were damaged," the publication says.

The Indian Express newspaper clarifies that one person was killed and four others were injured as a result of the explosion. It is specified that there were a lot of people at the scene at the time of the explosion. After the incident, the door of one van was torn off, another car was almost completely damaged, and the windshield of the third was blown out. The channel's law enforcement sources called the explosion very powerful.

In addition, about 25 fire trucks were sent to the scene, and police cordoned off the entire area. Traffic in the Red Fort was also restricted.

According to the Times of India, the explosion occurred in a car parked near the subway exit. After that, a high-alert regime was introduced in the Indian capital. At the moment, the subway is operating normally, writes The Indian Express. Firefighters also extinguished the fire. Neither the media nor the Indian authorities have reported on the causes of the explosion.

On November 7, a terrorist attack took place in a mosque located on the territory of a school complex in Jakarta, Indonesia. Dozens of people were injured and hospitalized after the explosion. According to footage from local news channels, the mosque building was not badly destroyed by the explosion.

Later it was reported that the number of injured in the explosion at a school in Indonesia increased to 96 people. According to preliminary information, the explosion could have been caused by one of the students who was bullied. The police found an unknown powdery substance in his house.

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