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Low-intensity blast triggers panic in Manipur’s Churachandpur

The blast occurred at Elim Veng near the Jamsuan-Sahei roads junction

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Imphal/Churachandpur, Updated At : 10:05 PM Apr 16, 2025 IST

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A low-intensity explosion triggered panic in Manipur’s Churachandpur in the early hours of Wednesday, officials said.

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The blast occurred at Elim Veng near the Jamsuan-Sahei roads junction, they said.

No one was injured in the explosion, they added.

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Locals claimed that some persons came to the area around 1 am on a two-wheeler, hurled the bomb and left.

Police said an investigation was under way to identify those behind the blast.

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