Several Bangladeshi railway stations have been targeted by a series of small bombs [May 1]. The devices were detonated in the capital, Dhaka, the southeastern port of Chittagong and the northern city of Sylhet, at around 7:30 AM local time. Metal plates found at two of the sites contained the inscription: “Zadid [new] al-Qaeda.” One person was injured. [The inscriptions included threats against the Ahmadiyya minority, and read: “If Hazrat [Prophet] Mohammad is not declared the superman of the world by May 10, all non-governmental organizations will be blown up.”] AlJazeera, May 1]
From Madrid11.net Security Briefs, May 1
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