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    Booby-Trapped Letter Injures IMF Employee In Paris

    An executive assistant suffered minor burns after a letter exploded at the International Monetary Fund's office in Paris on Thursday.
    by Bill Chappell Mar 16, 2017 1 minute
    French police officers secure the scene near the Paris offices of the International Monetary Fund on Thursday, following reports that a letter bomb had exploded at the premises.

    An executive assistant suffered minor burns after opening a letter that exploded at the International Monetary Fund's office in Paris on Thursday,

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