CAIRO (Reuters) - A car bomb killed one person and police discovered three other explosive devices, Egyptian security sources said on Tuesday, after several days of violence surrounding the anniversary of a 2011 uprising that toppled veteran autocrat Hosni Mubarak.
The car bomb exploded near a police station in Egypt's second largest city Alexandria. Security sources blamed Islamist militants for the attack, which also wounded two people.
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