Bomb blast injures 12 at political rally

An explosion at a political rally in the home town of jailed former Philippines President Joseph Estrada has left 12 people injured, one seriously.

Bomb blast injures 12 at political rally
Thu, 10 May, 2001 - 18:06

An explosion at a political rally in the home town of jailed former Philippines President Joseph Estrada has left 12 people injured, one seriously.

The rally was being held for Liberal Party candidates, part of the government's ruling "people power" coalition, ahead of Monday's local and congressional elections.

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