More than 70 people have been rushed to the hospital in Dar es Salaam in the aftermath of more bomb blast

More than 70 people have been rushed to the hospital in Dar es Salaam in the aftermath of more bomb blast shocks, local media reported on Thursday. Local newspapers quoted hospital sources as saying that the patients had been brought in from nearby the Mbagala Military Base where a series of blasts on April 29 have killed 26 and wounded more than 100 others. These people reportedly suffered from shocks from Wednesday's notified defusion of more bad bombs inside the base. Some of the patients lost their consciousness. The military authorities on May 7 notified and defused some bad bombs left over from the April 29 blast. The April 29 incidental blast has destroyed 4,636 houses in suburban Dar es Salaam rendering over 4,000 families homeless. It was the second such incidental blast at a military armory in Tanzania. The other one occurred at the Gongola Mboto military base also near Dar es Salaam in 2000 with no human life loss.)