Two dead after fiery crash on Fellsway

MALDEN, Mass.—A section of the Fellsway in Malden has been closed to traffic following a fiery early-morning crash that left two people dead.

Authorities said a car traveling westbound between Malden and Salem Streets went off the road about 4:30 a.m. and burst into flames. The vehicle came to rest on its side against a house.

Deputy Fire Chief Phillip Cargill says two people inside the car were pronounced dead at the scene. They have been not identified.

Cargill says a third person was ejected from the vehicle was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.

No one inside the house was injured.

State police are investigating the crash, which has closed a stretch of the Fellsway westbound. The road is also known as Route 28.

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Bomb explodes in Bulgaria, no injuries reported

A bomb was detonated late on Tuesday near the building where Bulgarian regional police chiefs were holding their annual meeting in Plovdiv, the country’s second-largest city, local Sofia News Agency reported Wednesday.

Bulgarian Interior Minister Rumen Petkov and Chief Prosecutor Boris Velchev were also at the meeting, authorities said.

The explosive device was detonated to destroy a lawyer’s office, situated in a newly constructed residential building. Fortunately, the blast did not claim any victims but caused serious damage to the whole building.

The area has been cordoned off by police while officers make a second analysis of the scene. An investigation into the incident is underway