A suspicious explosion occurred at a house in Bristol early Sunday morning, resulting in the deaths of two adults. The blast happened around 6:30 AM, prompting a major police response.
Three other individuals, including a child, suffered injuries and were transported to the hospital for treatment. Avon and Somerset Police declared a major incident following the explosion.
Authorities evacuated nearby residents to a temporary rest centre at a local Harvester restaurant. A cordon was established around the property as a precautionary measure.
Police have ruled out terrorism as a motive for the explosion. They urged the public to avoid speculation regarding the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Key facts:
- Two adults died due to the explosion.
- Three additional people were injured, including one child.
- The explosion occurred at approximately 6:30 AM on Sunday.
- A major incident was declared by Avon and Somerset Police.
- Residents were evacuated to a Harvester restaurant for safety.
Superintendent Matt Ebbs thanked residents for their cooperation during this challenging situation. The police continue to investigate the circumstances of the explosion while ensuring public safety.
