US EditionBomb Blast Near California Fertility Clinic Kills One in Suspected Terrorist Attack
- Late on the morning of Saturday, May 17, 2025, an explosion devastated a fertility clinic operated by American Reproductive Centers in Palm Springs, California.
- Authorities are investigating the blast as an intentional act of terrorism, after the suspect died in a car explosion linked to the attack.
- The explosion caused the clinic’s roof to collapse, scattered debris onto a wide five-lane street, broke windows nearby, and resulted in injuries to four individuals, although the clinic was not operating at the time due to the weekend closure.
- FBI chief Akil Davis emphasized that the attack was a deliberate act of terrorism, while Dr. Maher Abdallah expressed relief that there were no patients present at the clinic on the day of the explosion.
- The attack caused significant damage to the clinic’s office space but spared the offsite IVF lab and stored embryos, while community leaders called the facility a place of hope.
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