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Hundreds report mystery 'explosion' in Manchester Hundreds report mystery 'explosion' in Manchester
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A mysterious explosion heard across parts of Manchester and Salford remains unexplained.A mysterious explosion heard across parts of Manchester and Salford remains unexplained.
Hundreds of people took to social media to describe hearing a "loud bang" at about 22:30 GMT on Monday.Hundreds of people took to social media to describe hearing a "loud bang" at about 22:30 GMT on Monday.
Firefighters were called after a report in the Weast area of Salford, but later admitted they could find no evidence of a fire, or any other disturbance. Firefighters were called after a report in the Weaste area of Salford but later admitted they could find no evidence of a fire, or any other disturbance.
Shinydan Howell posted on Twitter: "Everyone in Manchester ok? Loud bang in Salford could be anything."Shinydan Howell posted on Twitter: "Everyone in Manchester ok? Loud bang in Salford could be anything."
Lana Habbal posted: "Everyone is talking about a loud bang in Manchester I hope nobody is hurt."Lana Habbal posted: "Everyone is talking about a loud bang in Manchester I hope nobody is hurt."
Francis Jenkins, another Twitter user, said there had been disturbances to television and mobile phone networks.Francis Jenkins, another Twitter user, said there had been disturbances to television and mobile phone networks.
A spokesman for Greater Manchester Police said they had found no evidence of any disturbance.A spokesman for Greater Manchester Police said they had found no evidence of any disturbance.
Are you in the area? Did you hear or feel the 'explosion'? Do you know what it was? Send your comments to haveyoursay@bbc.co.uk
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