Philippine blast kills 7

Philippine blast kills 7

MANILA, Philippines - Investigators check wrecks of a predawn explosion at the Philippine National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) compound in central Manila on Aug. 13. The blast and subsequent fire killed seven people and injured 12 others.

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