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Saturday, 26 May, 2001, 09:16 GMT 10:16 UK
Army bomb experts investigate explosion
A pipe bomb has exploded in a predominantly loyalist estate in Ballymoney, County Antrim.
Residents of the Carnany Park area reported hearing a loud band at 0400 BST on Saturday. No one was hurt in the incident but several houses have been evacuated. It is understood the device exploded close to a car parked in a yard. The police said they believe the explosion was caused by a bomb. The attack is not believed to be sectarian.
Army bomb experts are making the bomb safe. |
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