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A woman was injured when a letter exploded in her hand while she was opening a company's post. A woman was injured when a letter exploded in her hand while she was opening post at a DNA testing company.
The incident happened at a firm in Blacklands Way, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, on Thursday morning. The incident happened at Cellmark in Blacklands Way, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, on Thursday morning, according to staff at neighbouring companies.
A police spokesman said the woman suffered an injury to her hand and is being treated at the minor injuries unit at Abingdon Hospital. A police spokesman said the woman suffered a minor injury to her hand.
Bomb disposal officers are at the scene and a small number of people moved away from the area, police have said. A woman working nearby said police had told her it was a nail bomb that had not fully exploded. Bomb disposal experts are now at the scene.
The witness said the device had been put in a skip at the back of the company until the disposal team have examined it.
The site, which includes about seven companies, has been cordoned off but the buildings have not been evacuated.
On its website Cellmark describes itself as a leader in DNA testing.
It is also involved in forensic testing for police.