KARUNA SHINSHO, CNN ANCHOR: In central Madrid, an explosion that left at least 10 people injured. Police say it was a bomb, which struck during the morning rush hour. Al Goodman has details.</s>AL GOODMAN, CNN CORRESPONDDENT (voice-over): The bomb was in a package placed against a wall on a busy street in the capital by a bank. Police say it was detonated by a remote control around 8:30 in the morning. Among the injured, a Spanish army general, division commander Justo Oreja. Officials say he may well have been the target of the attack, which police blame on the Basque separatist group Eta. Rescue workers were almost immediately on the seen of the explosion, tending to the wounded, who had burns and cuts flying glass. The bomb contain two kilos or four and a half pounds of explosives. It damaged 70 apartments in six buildings. There was no warning call in advance this time, unlike warning calls made before two car bombs that exploded earlier this month in other Spanish cities. Officials say all these attacks were carried out by ETA which is blamed for about 800 killings in its long fight for Basque independence. As is typical, there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the latest attack. Al Goodman, Al Maria, Spain.
In Central Madrid, Explosion Leaves at Least 10 Injured