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Report: Myanmar police defused 2nd bomb in Yangon

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YANGON, Myanmar (AP) — Police defused a bomb just five minutes before it was set to explode in Myanmar's main city near the site of another blast that wounded seven people, a state-controlled newspaper reported Friday.

Thursday's explosion occurred at a bus stop near City Hall, a site that was central to street protests led by Buddhist monks a year ago against the impoverished country's military rulers.

The second device was set to go off at 11:45 a.m. Thursday, but police defused it at 11:40 a.m., the Myanma Ahlin daily reported. It was discovered just 10 feet from the site of the earlier bomb, the report said.

The unexploded bomb was attached to a cassette player, the newspaper said, without elaborating.

At least 31 people were killed when troops fired on protesters Sept. 26-27, 2007, violently crushing the peaceful uprising and sparking global outrage. The anti-government protests were the biggest demonstrations in Myanmar in 20 years. The junta has been in power since 1962.

Terrorism is relatively rare in the authoritarian state. On Sept. 9, an explosion on a passenger bus in Yangon injured three people, and several small-scale bombings have occurred in recent years.

The government often blames the attacks on opponents of the regime or ethnic rebel groups seeking autonomy.