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Grenade attack kills 19 at Burundi wedding
BUJUMBURA (Reuters) - A man killed 19 people in Burundi when he hurled a grenade into his brother's wedding party in what police said on Sunday was a land dispute.
One person was arrested after the incident on Saturday night in the central Gitega province.
"The grenade was launched into a crowd of people at the wedding ceremony," said police spokesman Pierre Ntarabaganyi.
He said the suspect was a brother of the groom, but that the groom and his wife survived the attack. Dozens of guests were hurt.
Burundi is emerging from more than a decade of ethnic war that killed 300,000 people. A recent U.N. study said there are still hundreds of thousands of illegal weapons in the country.
(Reporting by Patrick Nduwimana; Editing by Daniel Wallis)
