Vietnam premier's home targeted by small blast in Feb.: sources

Vietnam premier's home targeted by small blast in Feb.: sources

HANOI, Vietnam - A minor explosion occurred last month in front of the private residence (in photo taken March 16) of Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung in Ho Chi Minh City, it was recently learned from government sources. The blast, which happened around Feb. 10, only damaged a wall of the residential compound and caused no injures, according to the sources.

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