Two Arrested Following Explosion at Harvard Medical School, FBI Says
BOSTON – Two individuals have been arrested in connection with an explosion that occurred at Harvard Medical SchoolS goldenson Building on Sunday, according to the Federal Bureau of Examination. The incident prompted a swift response from authorities and a temporary evacuation of the building.
The explosion, which took place on the fourth floor, did not cause any structural damage, and all labs and equipment remain intact, Harvard Medical School officials stated in a message to the campus community. While the investigation is ongoing, the building has been fully reopened and is accessible to all personnel.
The FBI confirmed the arrests but has not yet released the identities of those taken into custody or details regarding potential charges. Authorities are continuing to investigate the cause of the explosion and any potential motives.
A message sent to the Harvard Medical School community Sunday afternoon confirmed there was no structural damage to the building. “The small section of the fourth-floor hallway where the explosion took place has been cleared and is fully operational,” the message read.
The incident occurred as Harvard Medical School continues preparations for the upcoming academic year and ongoing research initiatives. The Goldenson Building houses various laboratories and offices supporting the school’s research efforts.
This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available.
