KIGALI, Rwanda (AP) — A grenade blast in a northern Rwandan town wounded at least six people, two of them critically, police said, blaming the attack on rebel forces believed to have bases in eastern Congo.
Two men on a motorcycle hurled a grenade at people near a bus stop before speeding away, regional police spokesman Emmanuel Hitayezu said Tuesday.
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