Israel issues advisory as metal ball pieces found at blast site

THE Forensic Sciences Laboratory (FSL) teams, conducting investigations around the Israel Embassy where a blast occurred on Tuesday, have discovered more than two dozen pieces of metal balls, suggesting the occurrence of a low-intensity explosion.

-  UJWAL JALALI

A senior official from the FSL stated, "Our teams have been on-site for the past two days, conducting a thorough search of the area.

We have uncovered several pieces of metal balls scattered across the vicinity." Preliminary findings point towards a low-intensity blast, possibly triggered by an improvised explosive device. "We are meticulously analysing all the evidence collected from the scene," the official said.