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Small explosive device damages Eurobank offices in Athens, no injuries

Thursday, 20 Apr 2017 | 6:04 AM MYT

ATHENS (Reuters) - A small explosive device detonated outside a building housing Eurobank offices in central Athens on Wednesday, damaging its entrance and shattering windows, police said.

There were no injuries, police said.

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