A map of Algeria, where the bombing took place. A police station has been hit by a bomb in Naciria , which is in the northern part of Algeria and is about 50 km east of the Algerian capital Algiers . It is currently not clear whether the bombing was caused by a car bomb or a suicide attack . The bombing, although less serious than the December bombings which killed 40 people, is likely to raise suspicions that violence has not ended in Algeria. It is the first bombing to hit Algeria since the bombings in early December. Frequent terrorism first hit Algeria after measures were carried out by the government to stop a Muslim fundamentalist party winning the elections. That party has now been banned.
A map of Algeria, where the bombing took place. A police station has been hit by a bomb in , which is in the northern part of Algeria and is about 50 km east of the Algerian capital . It is currently not clear whether the bombing was caused by a or a . The bombing, although less serious than the which killed 40 people, is likely to raise suspicions that violence has not ended in Algeria. It is the first bombing to hit Algeria since the bombings in early December. Frequent terrorism first hit Algeria after measures were carried out by the government to stop a party winning the elections. That party has now been banned.
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Naciria
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Algiers
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car bomb or a suicide attack
or a
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December bombings
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Muslim fundamentalist