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At least 25 wounded in New York City blast At least 25 wounded in New York City blast
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At least 25 people have been injured in an explosion in New York City, officials say.At least 25 people have been injured in an explosion in New York City, officials say.
None of the injuries appeared to be life threatening, the New York City fire department said.
Fire trucks and ambulances converged on the scene after what witnesses described as a "deafening" blast in the Chelsea district of Manhattan around 21:00 (01:00 GMT on Sunday).Fire trucks and ambulances converged on the scene after what witnesses described as a "deafening" blast in the Chelsea district of Manhattan around 21:00 (01:00 GMT on Sunday).
FBI and Homeland Security officers are at the scene, a local councillor said.FBI and Homeland Security officers are at the scene, a local councillor said.
The cause of the explosion is unclear. It comes just hours after a pipe bomb exploded in a New Jersey town. The blast comes just hours after a pipe bomb exploded in a bin in a New Jersey town, shortly before a charity race was due to begin.
That blast occurred shortly before thousands of runners were to participate in a charity race nearby. No injuries were reported. A spokesman for Mayor Bill de Blasio said the mayor was on his way to the scene, where several blocks have been closed down by police.
Witnesses described seeing people run in all directions following the "incredibly loud" blast.
Unconfirmed reports said the blast went off in a dustbin, shattering windows in a nearby building.
The New York Police Counterterrorism Bureau confirmed that it was investigating and shared an image on Twitter that appeared to show a damaged dustbin.
The bomb explosion in Seaside Park, New Jersey, came shortly before thousands of runners were to participate in a charity race there. No injuries were reported.
Speaking at a rally in Colorado as news of the explosion were coming in, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump told supporters that a "bomb" had gone off.
He said: "Nobody knows exactly what's going on, but boy, we are living in a time - we better get very tough, folks."