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Five suspected bomb blasts have been reported within minutes of each other in markets in India's capital, Delhi.Five suspected bomb blasts have been reported within minutes of each other in markets in India's capital, Delhi.
At least 30 people are thought to have been hurt in the blasts, which though apparently not very powerful, happened in areas crowded with evening shoppers. Three people were killed in the blasts, according to local TV channels, while at least 30 are said to have been hurt.
The exact cause of the blasts is not known but police suspect they were bombs. The explosions are not thought to have been very powerful but they happened in areas crowded with evening shoppers.
Several Indian cities have recently been targeted by suspected Islamist militants using crudely-made bombs. The exact cause of the blasts is not known but bombs are suspected. Crude explosives have been detonated in several Indian cities recently.
Two of the blasts in Delhi are believed to have taken place in the central shopping district of Connaught Place. More than 400 people have died in separate attacks since October 2005, with the cities of Ahmedabad and Jaipur among those hit.
India has blamed Islamist militant groups for these previous bombings.
Two of the latest blasts in Delhi are believed to have happened in the central shopping district of Connaught Place.
Another blast took place in a market in the Greater Kailash area in south Delhi.Another blast took place in a market in the Greater Kailash area in south Delhi.
A BBC producer who visited the scene said a low-intensity explosion had scattered glass over a large area, near a popular cafe.A BBC producer who visited the scene said a low-intensity explosion had scattered glass over a large area, near a popular cafe.