"ACT police Det Acting Insp Anna Wronski could not say where the pipe bombs came from or who was behind them, but said the matter was being taken extremely seriously. We do not want members of the public to pick them up. We do not want members of the public to bring them to police stations. We want them to call triple-zero immediately, Wronski told reporters on Thursday."
"As of Thursday morning, 11 pipe bombs had been found along a 1km stretch of footpath near Lake Ginninderra in Canberra's north-west. The first was discovered by a member of the public. Some have been found intact over the past two days, while others appear to have gone off before being found. A number of the devices have been located intact, and a number have been located partially destroyed, Wronski said."
Nearly a dozen pipe bombs were discovered along a one-kilometre stretch of footpath near Lake Ginninderra in Canberra's north-west, with 11 devices found as of Thursday morning. Some devices were intact while others had partially detonated before discovery. The first device was found by a member of the public. Police emphasized that any explosive is dangerous, urged people not to touch or bring devices to stations, and instructed the public to call triple-zero immediately. Images show silver pipe sections with caps and apparent fuses. Police do not believe anyone was injured and are treating the matter extremely seriously while ruling out terrorism.
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