At least three people have been killed in a bomb blast near the Ugandan capital Gallery News

At least three people have been killed and several others injured in a series of deadly explosions in Uganda’s capital, Kampala, police say.

Police spokesman Fred Enanga said 33 people were receiving treatment at the city’s main public hospital. He said five were seriously injured.

Three suicide bombers also died on the eagles, police said. The blast caused chaos in Kampala as panic-stricken people fled the city center.

The explosion occurred within three minutes. All of this was done by terrorist bombers. A possible attack on the third target was thwarted by police who chased and removed the weapons he thought was suicide, Enanga said.

One bomb exploded near police and another on the street near the house, according to police and witnesses. An explosion near Parliament appeared to have struck near another house where an insurance company had exploded and a subsequent fire destroyed cars parked outside.

The body parts were seen scattered on the street, and later some officers were seen coming out of a nearby apartment building.

Television footage showed people fleeing in the aftermath of the crash, many on motorcycles, while police cordoned off several areas near the blast site.

Ugandan government officials have been urging people to be vigilant in the wake of the bombings in recent weeks.