Two explosions in Philippines, no causalities

Monday, November 9, 2009, 9:50 [IST]

Manila, Nov 9: Terror struck the Philippines early on Monday, Nov 9 with explosions rocking cities of Quezon and Mandaluyong.

In Mandaluyong, the explosion took place outside the main office of food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corporation at 3 am (local time), city police chief Senior Superintendent Carlos De Sagun informed.

In another incident, an explosion rocked Puregold supermarket in Quezon City between 4:50 and 5 am, Quezon City police director Chief Superintendent Elmo San Diego was quoted as saying in media reports.

However, no causalities have been reported.

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