Dresden, Germany - Two people were slightly injured when an explosive device went off in an outlet of the Swedish furniture chain Ikea in Dresden, the latest in a series at Ikea stores in Europe. Local police reported Saturday that the device went off Friday evening in the kitchen section of the store, with two people, 32 and 41 years old, suffering from the shock of the blast, which also damaged some display items. So far, no one has claimed responsibility, police said. It was the latest in a series of explosive device attacks at Ikea outlets in recent weeks after blasts in Belgium, France and The Netherlands.
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Two Slightly Injured in Explosion at Ikea Outlet in Germany
