Blasts at India train station kill 1, injure 14

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CHENNAI, India (AP) — Twin blasts ripped through two coaches of a train Thursday morning just minutes after it pulled into one of India’s busiest railway stations, killing a 22-year-old woman and injuring 14 other people, officials said.

Police said they were questioning one suspect in the explosions at Chennai railway station in the country’s southeast, but there were no further details.

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