Breaking News: At least 2 killed in bombing near Tel Aviv

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At least twelve people were injured on Thursday after two explosions rocked the Ghea bridge area on Jabotinsky street near Tel Aviv. Israel Radio reported at least two killed in the attack.

One blast took place at a bus stop under the Geha bridge, and the second occurred a few meters away just seconds afterwards.

Magen David Adom officials reported that four people were seriously injured in the blast which took place underneath the Geha Bridge. The wounded have been taken to Tel Hashomer, Beilinson and Hasharon hospitals.

Witnesses said the wounded still left at the scene are not seriously wounded.

Police officials estimated that the blast was a terror attack - possible carried out by a suicide bomber. Police have closed the area and are conducting searches. Cmdr. Yossi Sedbon, Tel Aviv Police chief confirmed to Israel Radio that two esplosions occured. Police suspect two suicide bombers may have attacked the area. Police said there were no specific warnings of attacks in the area.

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Two Israelis dead in apparent suicide bombing near Petah Tikva

Two Israelis were killed Thursday evening and about 15 people were wounded, two seriously and two moderately, in an apparent suicide bombing near several bus stops east of Tel Aviv.

Tel Aviv District Commander Yossi Sedbon said the blast seemed to be a suicide bombing, and a third body found appears to belong to the suicide bomber.

The blast took place under the Geha bridge on Jabotinsky Street, between Petah Tikva and Bnei Brak.

The wounded were evacuated to Beilinson Hospital in Petah Tikva and Tel Hashomer Hospital in Tel Aviv.

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/376094.html

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