A series of four bomb explosions hit Sittwe, capital of Myanmar's western Rakhine state, early Saturday, injuring two people including a policeman, the President Office said.
The blast occurred at about 5:47 a.m. local time (2317 GMT Friday).
The four places where the blast took place included a court, residential compound of secretary of township administration department, district land records department office and on Strand road, U Zaw Htay, director-general of the Presidential Office, told Xinhua.
Three other unexploded bombs were also detected in the area.
Damage was left due to the series of explosions, a local police official told Xinhua.
File photo taken on on February 22, 2018 shows people cleaning a damaged bulding after a bombing in Lashio in Myanmar's Shan state. Two people were killed and 22 wounded when a bomb exploded on February 21 at a bank in northern Myanmar, officials said, amid continuing violence despite a fraught peace process. (Photo: AFP)
