Car bomb found at Israel-Gaza border: security source
Posted on: Wednesday, 26 April 2006, 05:55 CDT
GAZA (Reuters) - Palestinian security forces said they seized an explosives-laden car near a Gaza border crossing with Israel on Wednesday, thwarting an attack.
Near the Karni commercial goods terminal, on the Gaza-Israel frontier, three Palestinian security men were wounded in an exchange of fire with Palestinian gunmen in a vehicle carrying explosives, a medical official said.
"The car did not explode and it is under our control," a security officer told Reuters.
An Israeli army spokeswoman said the military had received a preliminary report of gunfire in the area and had closed the crossing.
Citing security concerns, Israel has frequently shut the Karni terminal, leading Palestinians and aid organizations to complain of shortages of vital goods in the Gaza Strip.
Source: REUTERS
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