FBI ON SCENE: TWO MEN WOUNDED IN EXPLOSION IN AUSTIN

AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - A blast in Austin on Sunday injured two men, thought to be in their 20s, experts stated, as Federal Bureau of Investigation specialists hurried to the scene in the Texas capital, where prior this month three bundle bombs killed two individuals. 

Police told a question and answer session that the injured men were taken to a healing facility, however their wounds were not dangerous. 

"We have a scene where it is clear a blast has occurred," Austin Police Chief Brian Manley said. "We just don't have the foggiest idea about a considerable measure now." 

He additionally advised individuals to remain in their homes and abstain from touching any suspicious bundles, yet did not state whether there was any connection between the most recent impact and the prior package bombs. 

The FBI said on Twitter that its specialists were at the scene of Sunday's blast in a private neighborhood on the west side of the city, a few miles from where the east side neighborhoods where the prior impacts happened. 

Specialists from the U.S. Authority of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) were additionally going to the scene, the FBI said. 

"Inhabitants in quick region ... hold up in your homes and take after guidelines of officers," Austin police said on their Twitter channel. 

Examiners are as yet searching for the guilty parties behind the three package bombs that detonated in three separate east side neighborhoods of the city, murdering two African-American guys and leaving a 75-year-old Hispanic lady battling for her life. 



In excess of 500 government operators have joined Austin police in the manslaughter examination. 

Prior on Sunday, Austin police said whoever was in charge of the bombs was endeavoring to communicate something specific and should contact specialists to clarify any thought process. 

"We are not going to comprehend that (message) until the point when the suspect or suspects contact us to converse with us about what that message was," Manley said. 

Manley said police were additionally exploring the bombings as conceivable despise wrongdoings. 



The principal besieging on March 2 slaughtered Anthony Stephan House, a 39-year-old dark man. It tore a gap in a home passage divider and harmed the front entryway. 

A bomb last Monday morning killed Draylen Mason, a 17-year-old African American young person and promising artist. It additionally harmed his mom. A couple of hours after the fact, a third bombarding harmed the 75-year-old Hispanic lady, who has not been named. 

Police have gotten in excess of 735 calls about suspicious bundles since the three package bomb assaults, yet specialists had not discovered any that represented a security hazard, Manley said. 

A reward of $115,000 has been offered for data prompting the capture and conviction of the individual or individuals dependable.