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Café blast kills one in Moscow

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Published 05 September, 2008, 05:40

One person has been killed and ten others injured in a blast at an open-air cafe in southern Moscow. The explosion happened around 10pm Moscow time on Thursday during a funeral banquet attended by around 30 people from the Caucasus.

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The person who died at the scene is reported to have been from Azerbaijan.

Two people are in hospital in a critical condition.

According to reports, a handmade explosive device was thrown by a passing man.

An investigation is underway.

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