Burundi probes grenade blasts, pledges to stamp out ‘terrorists’
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Interior ministry says two people killed when ‘still unidentified terrorists’ hurled grenades in two Bujumbura sites.
Burundi’s government has promised a thorough investigation into a series of deadly “terrorist” grenade blasts that hit the country’s economic capital, Bujumbura.
The attacks late on Monday followed a deadly grenade explosion in a bar in the capital, Gitega, on Sunday and a series of mortar shells fired on Burundi’s international airport on Saturday night.
The interior ministry said in a statement that two people were killed when “still unidentified terrorists” hurled grenades in a Bujumbura parking lot and near a market on Monday night.
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