Fifteen hurt as masked bombers detonate explosive in Ontario restaurant

NEW YORK DAILY NEWS

Peel Regional Police released this photo of two suspects who may have detonated an explosive at a restaurant in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, on Thursday night. (Peel Regional Police)

At least 15 people are being treated for injuries after two suspects detonated an improvised explosive device at a restaurant in Ontario, Canada.

The victims were transported from the scene of the Thursday night incident, a police source told CNBC.

Three people were rushed to trauma centers with "critical blast injuries," according to a Twitter update from city paramedics.

The two suspects who fled the Bombay Bhel restaurant in Mississauga are described as male, both wearing hoodies. One was described as stocky, in his mid-20s, with light skin. The other had a thin build and fair skin, according to CNBC.

@Peel_Paramedics have transported 15 pts. from The Bombay Bhel restaurant in Mississauga. 3 pts. were taken to trauma centres with critical blast injuries. pic.twitter.com/Qhd9mX2wV7

— Peel Paramedics (@Peel_Paramedics) May 25, 2018

Police have not released details on a possible motive for the attack or information on the explosive used in the blast.

A police source told CNBC that there is currently no link to terrorism suspected.

This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.