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#4202776

23 Apr 2019

Policemen, military and residents of the Kochchikade neighborhood in Colombo,Sri Lanka patrol a secondary explosion site that occurred on April 22, 2019. This explosion happened just 1 block away from the St. Anthonys church which was one of the eight targeted bombs that went off the day before on Easter Sunday. Police attempted to diffuse this bomb, though during the procedure it accidentally was detonated, damaging homes and shops nearby.

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#4202778

23 Apr 2019

Policemen, military and residents of the Kochchikade neighborhood in Colombo,Sri Lanka patrol a secondary explosion site that occurred on April 22, 2019. This explosion happened just 1 block away from the St. Anthonys church which was one of the eight targeted bombs that went off the day before on Easter Sunday. Police attempted to diffuse this bomb, though during the procedure it accidentally was detonated, damaging homes and shops nearby.

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#4202780

23 Apr 2019

Policemen, military and residents of the Kochchikade neighborhood in Colombo,Sri Lanka patrol a secondary explosion site that occurred on April 22, 2019. This explosion happened just 1 block away from the St. Anthonys church which was one of the eight targeted bombs that went off the day before on Easter Sunday. Police attempted to diffuse this bomb, though during the procedure it accidentally was detonated, damaging homes and shops nearby.

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#4202782

23 Apr 2019

Residents of the Kochchikade neighborhood in Colombo,Sri Lanka after a secondary explosion that occurred on April 22, 2019. This explosion happened just 1 block away from the St. Anthonys church which was one of the eight targeted bombs that went off the day before on Easter Sunday. Police attempted to diffuse this bomb, though during the procedure it accidentally was detonated, damaging homes and shops nearby.

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#4202784

23 Apr 2019

Residents of the Kochchikade neighborhood in Colombo,Sri Lanka after a secondary explosion that occurred on April 22, 2019. This explosion happened just 1 block away from the St. Anthonys church which was one of the eight targeted bombs that went off the day before on Easter Sunday. Police attempted to diffuse this bomb, though during the procedure it accidentally was detonated, damaging homes and shops nearby.

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#4202786

23 Apr 2019

Bomb debris in the Kochchikade neighborhood in Colombo,Sri Lanka after a secondary explosion that occurred on April 22, 2019. This explosion happened just 1 block away from the St. Anthonys church which was one of the eight targeted bombs that went off the day before on Easter Sunday. Police attempted to diffuse this bomb, though during the procedure it accidentally was detonated, damaging homes and shops nearby.

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#4202790

23 Apr 2019

Bomb debris in the Kochchikade neighborhood in Colombo,Sri Lanka after a secondary explosion that occurred on April 22, 2019. This explosion happened just 1 block away from the St. Anthonys church which was one of the eight targeted bombs that went off the day before on Easter Sunday. Police attempted to diffuse this bomb, though during the procedure it accidentally was detonated, damaging homes and shops nearby.

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#4202792

23 Apr 2019

Bomb debris , shattered glass and a broken water line in the Kochchikade neighborhood in Colombo,Sri Lanka after a secondary explosion that occurred on April 22, 2019. This explosion happened just 1 block away from the St. Anthonys church which was one of the eight targeted bombs that went off the day before on Easter Sunday. Police attempted to diffuse this bomb, though during the procedure it accidentally was detonated, damaging homes and shops nearby.

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#4202794

23 Apr 2019

Shrapnel and broken glass from cars from the secondary blast in the Kochchikade neighborhood in Colombo,Sri Lanka. This second explosion site occurred on April 22, 2019 , the day after Easter Sunday when eight bombs targeting churches and hotels in the country, went off. The fallout from the explosion pictured here, just 1 block away from the St. Anthonys church , happened when investigators attempted to diffuse a car bomb, which during during the procedure was accidentally detonated, damaging homes and shops nearby.

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#4202796

23 Apr 2019

Policemen, military and residents of the Kochchikade neighborhood in Colombo,Sri Lanka patrol a secondary explosion site that occurred on April 22, 2019. This explosion happened just 1 block away from the St. Anthonys church which was one of the eight targeted bombs that went off the day before on Easter Sunday. Police attempted to diffuse this bomb, though during the procedure it accidentally was detonated, damaging homes and shops nearby.

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#396716

15 Jan 2015

Comet Lovejoy is seen on the night sky near the Bulgarian town of Bansko, Thurssay, Jan. 14, 2015. This week the comet can be observed via naked eye. Comet Lovejoy was discovered in August 2014 by the Australian amateur astronomer Terry Lovejoy. The comet is barely visible to the unaided eye. Last night it skimmed past Earth just 43.6 million miles away, as it heads towards perihelion (closest point with the sun) on January 30th. From there the sun's gravity will slingshot the icy rock back into the outer reaches of our solar system, on an 11,500 year long orbit. Lovejoy can be seen as a diffuse green smudge low in the southern sky just after sunset. The green color of Lovejoy's coma is the result of venting diatomic C2 gases, as the sun heats the comet's core. The comet won't be back for another 8,000 years. Photo by: Petar Petrov /Impact Press Group/NurPhoto

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#396717

15 Jan 2015

Comet Lovejoy is seen on the night sky near the Bulgarian town of Bansko, Thurssay, Jan. 14, 2015. This week the comet can be observed via naked eye. Comet Lovejoy was discovered in August 2014 by the Australian amateur astronomer Terry Lovejoy. The comet is barely visible to the unaided eye. Last night it skimmed past Earth just 43.6 million miles away, as it heads towards perihelion (closest point with the sun) on January 30th. From there the sun's gravity will slingshot the icy rock back into the outer reaches of our solar system, on an 11,500 year long orbit. Lovejoy can be seen as a diffuse green smudge low in the southern sky just after sunset. The green color of Lovejoy's coma is the result of venting diatomic C2 gases, as the sun heats the comet's core. The comet won't be back for another 8,000 years. Photo by: Petar Petrov /Impact Press Group/NurPhoto

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#396719

15 Jan 2015

Comet Lovejoy is seen on the night sky near the Bulgarian town of Bansko, Thurssay, Jan. 14, 2015. This week the comet can be observed via naked eye. Comet Lovejoy was discovered in August 2014 by the Australian amateur astronomer Terry Lovejoy. The comet is barely visible to the unaided eye. Last night it skimmed past Earth just 43.6 million miles away, as it heads towards perihelion (closest point with the sun) on January 30th. From there the sun's gravity will slingshot the icy rock back into the outer reaches of our solar system, on an 11,500 year long orbit. Lovejoy can be seen as a diffuse green smudge low in the southern sky just after sunset. The green color of Lovejoy's coma is the result of venting diatomic C2 gases, as the sun heats the comet's core. The comet won't be back for another 8,000 years. Photo by: Petar Petrov /Impact Press Group/NurPhoto

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#396722

15 Jan 2015

Comet Lovejoy is seen on the night sky near the Bulgarian town of Bansko, Thurssay, Jan. 14, 2015. This week the comet can be observed via naked eye. Comet Lovejoy was discovered in August 2014 by the Australian amateur astronomer Terry Lovejoy. The comet is barely visible to the unaided eye. Last night it skimmed past Earth just 43.6 million miles away, as it heads towards perihelion (closest point with the sun) on January 30th. From there the sun's gravity will slingshot the icy rock back into the outer reaches of our solar system, on an 11,500 year long orbit. Lovejoy can be seen as a diffuse green smudge low in the southern sky just after sunset. The green color of Lovejoy's coma is the result of venting diatomic C2 gases, as the sun heats the comet's core. The comet won't be back for another 8,000 years. Photo by: Petar Petrov /Impact Press Group/NurPhoto

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#396723

15 Jan 2015

Comet Lovejoy is seen on the night sky near the Bulgarian town of Bansko, Thurssay, Jan. 14, 2015. This week the comet can be observed via naked eye. Comet Lovejoy was discovered in August 2014 by the Australian amateur astronomer Terry Lovejoy. The comet is barely visible to the unaided eye. Last night it skimmed past Earth just 43.6 million miles away, as it heads towards perihelion (closest point with the sun) on January 30th. From there the sun's gravity will slingshot the icy rock back into the outer reaches of our solar system, on an 11,500 year long orbit. Lovejoy can be seen as a diffuse green smudge low in the southern sky just after sunset. The green color of Lovejoy's coma is the result of venting diatomic C2 gases, as the sun heats the comet's core. The comet won't be back for another 8,000 years. Photo by: Petar Petrov /Impact Press Group/NurPhoto

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#396724

15 Jan 2015

Comet Lovejoy is seen on the night sky near the Bulgarian town of Bansko, Thurssay, Jan. 14, 2015. This week the comet can be observed via naked eye. Comet Lovejoy was discovered in August 2014 by the Australian amateur astronomer Terry Lovejoy. The comet is barely visible to the unaided eye. Last night it skimmed past Earth just 43.6 million miles away, as it heads towards perihelion (closest point with the sun) on January 30th. From there the sun's gravity will slingshot the icy rock back into the outer reaches of our solar system, on an 11,500 year long orbit. Lovejoy can be seen as a diffuse green smudge low in the southern sky just after sunset. The green color of Lovejoy's coma is the result of venting diatomic C2 gases, as the sun heats the comet's core. The comet won't be back for another 8,000 years. Photo by: Petar Petrov /Impact Press Group/NurPhoto

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