Croatia: Embassy explosion centred in mail room

One person was injured today by an explosion in the mail room of the British Embassy in Zagreb, Croatia. The ambassador, John Ramsden, was unhurt.

Mon, 19 Sep, 2005 - 11:07

One person was injured today by an explosion in the mail room of the British Embassy in Zagreb, Croatia. The ambassador, John Ramsden, was unhurt.

An explosion device appeared to have detonated in the mail room of the embassy at around 7.30am (6.30am Irish time), said Tessa Fras, the embassy spokeswoman.

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