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Pipe bomb explosion investigated Pipe bomb explosion investigated
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Police are investigating reports that a pipe bomb has exploded outside a house in Limavady, County Londonderry.Police are investigating reports that a pipe bomb has exploded outside a house in Limavady, County Londonderry.
The explosion happened in the Anderson Crescent area of the town on Wednesday evening.The explosion happened in the Anderson Crescent area of the town on Wednesday evening.
The incident was reported to police at about 2210 BST on Wednesday night. There are no reports of any injuries.The incident was reported to police at about 2210 BST on Wednesday night. There are no reports of any injuries.
Part of the Anderson Crescent area has been cordoned off whilst police officers examine the scene. Part of Anderson Crescent was cordoned off while police officers examined the scene. It was the fourth pipe bomb explosion in the north-west this week.
A device exploded outside a house in Londonderry's Creggan area on Tuesday.
Police blamed a "criminal gang" for two explosions early on Monday.
A family of seven escaped injury when a pipe bomb exploded near their home in Spruce Meadows in the Culmore area of the city.
Another device partially exploded when it was thrown at a house in the Westland Street area.
Responsibility for both attacks was claimed by a group calling itself Republican Action Against Drugs.