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Two injured in 'mail explosion' Two hurt in 'mail bomb' explosion
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Two men have received minor injuries in a "small explosion" at a company in Wokingham, Berkshire. Two men have received minor injuries in a "small explosion" at an accountancy company in Berkshire.
Thames Valley Police were called to Oaklands Business Centre just after 0900 GMT after reports that an item of mail had ignited. Thames Valley Police were called to Vantis, in Oaklands Business Centre, Wokingham, just after 0900 GMT when an item of mail ignited.
The building was evacuated and a cordon has been set up around the site. The firm's building was evacuated and a cordon has been set up around the site.
Police said they were aware of a similar incident in central London on Monday but it was too soon to speculate on any possible connection.Police said they were aware of a similar incident in central London on Monday but it was too soon to speculate on any possible connection.
Building evacuated
South Central Ambulance Trust said two men, aged in their 30s, had been treated for minor injuries and were not being taken to hospital.South Central Ambulance Trust said two men, aged in their 30s, had been treated for minor injuries and were not being taken to hospital.
Ambulance spokesman Graham Groves said: "The paramedic teams treated two male members of staff, in their 30s, for blast injuries to their hands and upper body.
"However, their injuries were not considered serious and they did not need treatment in hospital."
Fourteen people were evacuated from the building.Fourteen people were evacuated from the building.
On Monday, a woman received minor injuries in another "small" explosion at an office building at the Capita building in Victoria Street, Victoria, in central London. A spokesman for Vantis confirmed that two members of staff had received "superficial" injuries which were treated on site.
Counter-terrorism unit
He would not speculate as to whether the incident could be connected with Monday's "small" explosion at the Capita building in Victoria Street, central London, in which a woman received minor injuries.
The Vantis spokesman said the firm was not connected with Capita. Scotland Yard's counter-terrorism unit is investigating Monday's explosion.
A spokesman for the force said officers would examine whether there were any links between the incident and Tuesday's blast.