BOSTON (AP) — An explosion early Saturday at Harvard Medical School appears to have been intentional, according to authorities, although fortunately, no injuries were reported. Responding to a fire alarm, a university police officer attempted to stop two unidentified individuals who fled from the Goldenson Building just before reaching where the alert had originated. The Boston Fire Department conducted an investigation and confirmed the explosion was intentional, later determining there were no additional devices found during a sweep of the area. In an effort to identify the suspects, police have released grainy photographs showing two individuals dressed in hooded sweatshirts and face coverings.}
Intentional Explosion at Harvard Medical School Leaves No Injuries

Intentional Explosion at Harvard Medical School Leaves No Injuries
Early Saturday, a reported explosion at Harvard Medical School is believed to be intentional. Quick actions by university police led to an immediate investigation without causing injuries.
An explosion occurred early on Saturday at Harvard Medical School, suspected to be intentional, as per authorities. Following a fire alarm, a university police officer encountered two unidentified individuals fleeing the scene. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported. The Boston Fire Department confirmed the explosion was deliberate, and subsequent searches revealed no additional threats. The police have released unclear images of the suspects.














