France looking for an unidentified suspect in the Lyon bombing

A police device has been activated in France to launch a search and capture operation of a suspect, not yet identified, as the author of the explosion that this Friday has registered in the center of Lyon and that has caused, so far, 13 injured Sources cited by the French newspaper Le Figaro have indicated that eleven of the wounded have been transferred to hospitals in the city, although at the moment there are no more details about their condition. The Lyon Prosecutor's Office has indicated that the authorities suspect that the explosion was caused by a package bomb, as reported by the local television station BMFTV. Police sources have indicated that the device was thrown from a bicycle by a masked man who later fled. At the moment, there are no details about his possible identity. "The images from the surveillance cameras will be studied by the Judicial Police," said Aurélie Bonnet Saint-Georges, deputy of the Mayor's Office. Macron speaks of "attack" The president of France, Emmanuel Macron, has spoken of "attack "In Lyon, which has left" wounded "but" no fatalities. "The prefecture of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alps region has indicated that a security perimeter has been established at the site. The prefect and the attorney general of the country have traveled there, according to local media, in front of a pastry shop located on Víctor Hugo street. A group of bomb squad is already at the scene of the event. For his part, the Interior Minister, Christophe Castaner, has announced through his Twitter account a reinforcement of security in "public spaces and sports, cultural and religious events ».