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‘Loud explosion’ reported in Tehran, police & fire department on the scene ‘Loud explosion’ reported in Tehran, police & fire department on the scene
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A ‘loud explosion’ was heard in Tehran, Iranian news media and witnesses have reported, with reports indicating an "unknown object" went off. A loud explosion was heard in Tehran, according to multiple witnesses, with Iranian news media reporting that authorities are now investigating the park area of the capital where an “unknown object” allegedly went off.
A state television reporter on the scene of the blast – which is Park Mellat in northern Tehran – claimed an "unknown object" exploded, but no injuries have been reported, according to Reuters. A state television reporter on the scene of the blast which is Park Mellat in northern Tehran claimed an “unknown object” exploded, but no injuries have been reported, according to Reuters.
Fars News Agency was among the first to report the incident, though no details have been given about the cause or what exactly was affected by the blast. Images of the blast site later posted by Fars and Tasnim did not appear to indicate any major damage to the area. 
Fars News Agency was the first to report the explosion, though no details have been given about the cause or what exactly was affected by the blast.
Unconfirmed footage of the damage from the blast began making the rounds on social media shortly after initial reports surfaced. The footage showed massive flames, but media outlets and witnesses at the scene have not reported any similar fires following the incident.
“We are investigating to find out if it was a terrorist incident and to determine the dimensions and causes of the explosion,” said deputy Tehran Governor Hamidreza Goudarzi. 
While unverified footage of the damage and flames from the blast began making the rounds on social media shortly after initial reports surfaced, journalists and witnesses at the scene have denied seeing any similar fires following the incident.
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