British police arrested three men terrorism On Sunday, a car exploded outside a Liverpool hospital, killing one person and injuring another.
The anti-terrorist police said that the three men were between 21 and 29 years old and were detained in the city of Kensington in northwest England under the Terrorism Act.
The police also blocked another residential street in the city. They did not disclose the details of the operation.
On Sunday morning, the police received a report that an explosion involving a taxi had occurred in the Liverpool Women’s Hospital. The photo shows a burning vehicle near the front entrance of the hospital.
Merseyside Police said in a statement that the taxi “stopped at the hospital shortly before the explosion. Work is still continuing to determine what happened, and it may take some time to confirm anything.”
The police said that the male passenger of the car died and the driver was receiving medical treatment and was not life-threatening.
The explosion occurred just before 11 a.m. on Remembrance Day, when people across Britain stopped to commemorate those killed in the war.
The police said that the explosion was not declared a terrorist attack and they were open to the cause, but the anti-terrorist police are leading an investigation.
The Secretary of the Interior and Secretary of the Interior Priti Patel (Priti Patel) said that she “will regularly update the situation of this terrible incident.”
Liverpool Women’s Hospital said it immediately restricted access to visits until further notice and transferred patients to other hospitals “when possible”.
The fire department stated that they quickly put out the car fire, and a person had left the car before the fire “developed to such a degree”.
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