Blasts Hit Two Basque Train Stations, No One Hurt

The bomb exploded at about 0030 local time (2230 GMT Friday) in the town of Berriz, causing considerable damage.

A bomb ripped through a train station in Spain's Basque Country early on Saturday and hours later another station was hit by molotov cocktails but no one was hurt in either incident, a police spokesman said.

The bomb exploded at about 0030 local time (2230 GMT Friday) in the town of Berriz, causing considerable damage, a spokesman for Basque police said.

About two hours later two molotov cocktails hit another train station in Amorebieta, the spokesman said.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility but Basque separatist rebels ETA have regularly planted bombs in their four decades of armed struggle for the region's independence, during which they have killed more than 800 people.