No traces of explosives found after blast on Rainbow Bridge — TV
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November 23, 2023, 0:38
According to the TV channel, a car caught fire and exploded after ramming a checkpoint structure at a high speed
NEW YORK, November 22. /TASS/. No traces of explosives or explosive devices have been found after a primary survey of the car blast site on the Rainbow Bridge connecting the United States and Canada in Niagara Falls, NBC reported.
According to the TV channel, a car caught fire and exploded after ramming a checkpoint structure at a high speed.
Fox News reported earlier that two people has died in the car blast and one border officer had been injured. The FBI is probing into a terror attack theory among others.
Commissioned in 1941, the 440-meter Rainbow Bridge is located near the Niagara Falls and links Canada and the United States.