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LONDON (AP) - Three bombs containing sophisticated explosives hit the London Underground within less than a minute of each other, police said Saturday as a clearer picture emerged of the coordinated attacks last week that killed at least 49 people.
The bombs on the subway went off within a span of 50 seconds Thursday, suggesting detonation by synchronized timers rather than suicide bombers, police said, revising earlier accounts that the blasts occurred within a 26-minute span. An explosion tore through a double-decker bus nearly an hour later.
The explosions were so destructive that authorities haven’t been able to identify a single body and were depending on fingerprints, dental records and DNA analysis, detectives said Saturday.
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The bombs on the subway went off within a span of 50 seconds Thursday, suggesting detonation by synchronized timers rather than suicide bombers, police said, revising earlier accounts that the blasts occurred within a 26-minute span. An explosion tore through a double-decker bus nearly an hour later.
The explosions were so destructive that authorities haven’t been able to identify a single body and were depending on fingerprints, dental records and DNA analysis, detectives said Saturday.
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