The president of Honduras, Porfirio Lobo, speaks with journalists inside his house in El Chimbo, on November 30, 2009. An explosive device was thrown from a vehicle outside the entrance to Lobo's residence, police said on Friday. No one was injured. (AFP/File)
TEGUCIGALPA (AFP) – An explosive device was thrown from a vehicle outside the entrance to the Honduran president's residence, police said. No one was injured.
The device "made from plastic with a safety fuse (...) left a hole" at Porfirio Lobo's El Chimbo home, located seven kilometers (4 miles) from the capital Tegucigalpa, a bomb squad expert told AFP on Friday.
The hole was six inches (15 centimeters) deep and 36 inches (roughly a meter) wide.
The bomb squad expert said a probe had been launched to find the perpetrators of the explosion, which was heard up to two kilometers away.
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