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Suspected IED blast damages highway retaining wall in Nagaland

Suspected IED blast damages highway retaining wall in Nagaland

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A suspected IED blast was reported on a highway in Nagaland’s Kohima district near Khuzama village on Wednesday at about 7.30 am, damaging a retaining wall but causing no casualties. Police and Army personnel were deployed to the site. Investigators recovered copper wire and a machete from the blast area. Local officials, including Rio, said the government will take action to ensure safety, while the SAPO demanded that the perpetrators be traced and booked.

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Eplosion occurred near Khuzama village in Kohima district, with investigators recovering copper wire and other material from the site

Coverage arrived over 6 hours. First from The National Herald, latest from The Pioneer.

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  1. The National Herald The Associated Journals Ltd. Current article

    Suspected IED blast damages highway retaining wall in Nagaland

    Eplosion occurred near Khuzama village in Kohima district, with investigators recovering copper wire and other material from the site

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  4. The Economic Times Bennett, Coleman & Co.

    IED blast damages retaining wall along highway in Nagaland's Kohima, no casualties reported

    An IED blast occurred near Khuzama village along a highway in Kohima district of Nagaland. The explosion happened around 7.30 am on Wednesday morning, damaging a retaining wall without causing any casualties. Police and security forces quickly responded to the area to investigate the incident…

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