Explosion rocks Bhutan again

A powerful explosion rocked Bhutan on Monday while two more bombs were defused, the latest in a string of blasts in the otherwise peaceful and isolated Himalayan kingdom, officials said.A Royal Bhutan Police spokesman said the bomb exploded behind a government office at Ghmauney village in Samste district in the morning."There were no casualties in the blast although investigating officials recovered leaflets of the Communist Party of Bhutan based in Nepal from the scene threatening to stop the National Assembly election due March 24," a police official said requesting anonymity.Two bombs were recovered and later defused by the police from near the blast site — one of the explosives was planted near a local councillor's office where two election officials for the March 24 parliamentary polls were staying.