German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall said on Friday that there was no evidence to suggest that an explosion at a munitions factory in south-eastern Spain that left six people injured was an attack.

An explosion occurred at the plant of the German defense concern Rheinmetall Expal Munitions in Spain, injuring six men.This was reported by the Spanish

There is no evidence that the explosion at the Rheinmetall ammunition plant in Spain was a terrorist attack. Six people were injured in the incident, Reuters reports. "The company sees no evidence of an attack,

SIX workers have been hurt, one seriously, in an explosion at a German-owned munitions factory in Murcia, Spain. The blast occurred at approximately 4.20

An explosion has occurred at a plant belonging to the German defense company Rheinmetall in the Spanish region of Murcia, the emergency services informed, reports EFE. The emergency occurred on the premises of the Rheinmetall Expal Munitions enterprise, which specializes in the production of ammunition and explosives.

The explosion occurred at 4:20 p.m. local time on Jan. 30, starting a large fire that spread to about 2,000 square meters. The cause of the incident is currently under investigation, Spanish authorities said.

An explosion at an ammunition factory in Spain injured six people on 31 January. The plant in the country’s southeastern Murcia region is operated by Rheinmetall Expal Munitions, a subsidiary of German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall.