German police investigate explosion in central Cologne
COLOGNE (Reuters) -German police and prosecutors are investigating an explosion that occurred in central Cologne early Monday, a police spokesperson said, adding that there was no indication of a terrorist motive for the crime.
A bystander suffered a mild injury and was brought to hospital after the explosion damaged commercial property on the Hohenzollernring ring road, the spokesperson said.
Damage was visible outside a nightclub called Vanity in the western city.
The spokesperson declined to confirm a link to a series of explosions across the state of North-Rhine Westphalia in recent months that have been attributed to an organised crime gang, but said that all possibilities were being investigated.
(Reporting by Thilo Schmuelgen; Writing by Friederike Heine; Editing by Kevin Liffey and Rachel More)
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