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    Rainbow Bridge: FBI investigates as two dead after car explodes on bridge connecting US and Canada

    by John Dunne Nov 22, 2023 4 minutes
    Source: AP

    The FBI is investigating after a car exploded on a bridge connecting the US and Canada leaving two dead.

    The governor of New York state confirmed there has been an incident on the Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls - but moved to reassure the public that it was not at this stage believed to be terror related.

    The car was reportedly trying to enter Canada from the US. A terrorism task force has been assembled to investigate the explosion.

    Two occupants of the vehicle that exploded are dead, a law enforcement source told CNN.

    The registered owner of the car has

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