National Bomb Data Centre (NBDC) of the NSG has found an energy drink can that it suspects was used for blast near the Israeli Embassy.
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Energy Drink Can Used for Israel Embassy Blast A team of National Security Guard (NSG) investigates the site of the blast near Israel Embassy. The NSG team had visited the spot for post-blast analysis, findings of which will be shared with the Delhi Police team investigating the case A team from the National Bomb Data Centre (NBDC) of the NSG has found an energy drink can that it suspects was used for blast near the Israeli Embassy. Sources told News18 that the can could have been used to hide the circuit board device that was also found at the spot, and was "possibly attached to a timer". Sources further said that the presence of PETN (pentaerythritol tetranitrate) in the device, which was confirmed through a lab test, was found along with aluminium. "This kind of mix is contradictory because one is high explosive and another is low explosive," a source said, adding that the final results will come on Sunday. The NSG team had visited the spot for post-blast analysis, findings of which will be shared with the Delh…
