TEHRAN โ (warsoor) – Two sound bombs went off in front of a police station in Iranโs southeastern city of Zahedan on Tuesday, injuring at least four police officers.
Sistan-Baluchestan provincial police chief, Brigadier General Mohammad Ghanbari, told Mehr news agency that an explosion rocked the city at 8:30 p.m. local time (1700 GMT), which was caused by a handmade stun grenade.
He added that a bomb disposal unit was dispatched shortly afterwards to the site of the explosion, where they found a suspicious package on the street and the second device blew up as they were trying to defuse it, slightly injuring four members of the bomb squad.
Source: Tehran Times