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Bomb blast kills woman, children injured

Shrapnel hit the car the woman was in, the police said, and security forces were on the scene of the attack in the village of East Eker.

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Shrapnel hit the car the woman was in, the police said, and security forces were on the scene of the attack in the village of East Eker, south of Bahrain's capital, Manama, according to a Tweet by the Interior Ministry.

In July 2015, a bomb killed two policemen and wounded six in what was then the deadliest such attack in Bahrain in months.

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