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Around the World: Dozens hurt after explosion in Kenya
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Blast rips through Nairobi market
- Duration 1:36
- Date May 29, 2012
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Anti terror police are reportedly looking through the wreckage after an explosion at a building full of shots left dozens of people hurt.
It's our top story as we go around the world in eighty seconds.
Kenya it happened in the capital city of Nairobi.
A witness says a man left the bag of her -- and it exploded.
Authorities blocked off streets and tried to usher hundreds of people from the scene.
Hospital officials say at least four people hurt seriously.
China crews battled massive flames at a chemical plant in an eastern province -- witnesses reported seeing the fire from up to four miles away.
We're told it broke out last night after an explosion in a workshop.
More than a hundred firefighters put out the flames early this morning nobody hurt.
Indonesia authorities arrested a 56 year old British woman accusing her of trying to smuggle 2.5 million dollars worth of cocaine in her luggage.
Customs officials say an airport X ray screener found the drugs in the lining up her -- They say they believe she was bringing the -- to three other brits and an Indian national.
A conviction could mean a maximum penalty of death by firing squad.
Afghanistan more than 200 people taking Taekwondo training at this camp in Kabul.
The sport grow in popularity since 2008 when Afghan Taekwondo competitor won the country's first Olympic gold medal and on this bus trip around the world.
