2 dead in Austria car blast identified

The identities of the two men killed in Saturday's car explosion in Vienna have been confirmed by the officials, Austrian Press Agency (APA) reported on Sunday. A 45-year-old Austrian and a 57-year-old German died in the BMW SUV blast on Saturday, APA said, citing Austrian police investigation. The Austrian man was sitting in the driver's seat and the German guy was in the passenger seat, while a hand grenade was detonated, police said. Both the victims have no criminal record. Police believed a hand grenade exploded in a Bulgarian license plate BMW SUV in the Ottakring district in the capital of Austria, but no evidence showed the grenade was thrown into the vehicle. The BMW SUV was borrowed from a Bulgarian who works in Austria, according to police.