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Bomb blast kills four in Ethiopia

afrol News, 4 September - A bomb explosion has killed four people, wounding 24 others in Ethiopian capital on Wednesday, police said.

The explosion went off in a bar near Addis Ababa's main bus terminal, deputy police chief, Tesfaye Meresa said.

It was not clear who was behind the blast, but Tesfaye said "police have launched search to track down on suspects," state-run Ethiopian news agency quoted him as saying.

Ethiopia has repeatedly accused its neighbour Eritrea of supporting those behind bomb attacks that have rocked the country in the past, but Asmara has denied the charges.

Relations between Asmara and Addis Ababa have been frosty since they fought a devastating 1998-2000 border war that claimed tens of thousands of lives on both sides. The dispute is yet to be resolved. The two neighbours are also engaged in a proxy war in neighbouring Somalia.


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