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(CNN) -- A Palestinian diplomat died Wednesday of
injuries suffered in an explosion inside his house in the northern
Prague neighborhood of Suchdol, police said.
January 1, 2014 -- Updated 1551 GMT (2351 HKT)
A Palestinian diplomat died Wednesday of injuries suffered in an
explosion inside his house in the northern Prague neighborhood of
Suchdol, police said. FULL STORY
January 1, 2014 -- Updated 1545 GMT (2345 HKT)
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
- NEW: Police identified the dead man as Jamal al Jamal, 57
- His wife was taken to a hospital after inhaling smoke and suffering from shock
- Their son was not hurt
Police identified the victim as Jamal al Jamal, 57. He was taken to Prague Military Hospital and placed in an induced coma.
"Unfortunately, the
Palestinian ambassador has died after suffering serious injuries in an
explosion at his Prague residence," police spokeswoman Andrea Zoulova
told CNN. "First information obtained in the investigation suggests this
is most likely not a terrorist attack."
Police were investigating the possibility that al Jamal himself was "manipulating with explosives," she said.
She added that authorities found evidence of explosives in the debris.
The blast, which occurred
at about 12:30 p.m. (6:30 a.m. ET), also injured his 52-year-old wife,
who was taken to Motol Hospital after inhaling smoke and suffering from
shock, said Jirina Ernestova, a spokeswoman for Prague Emergency
Services.
The couple's son, who was also in the house at the time of the blast, was not hurt, police said.
Dogs were searching the two-story building, Zoulova told CNN.
Al Jamal has been a
diplomat in the Czech Republic since last October, according to CTK, a
state-funded news agency. It added that the building was newly
constructed and that it was intended to house the Palestinian diplomatic
mission.
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