Three men arrested over Leicester explosion that killed five people, police clarifies blast not terror related

London: Police investigating a deadly explosion in the British city of Leicester said they had arrested three men on suspicion of manslaughter. The trio, all aged in their 30s and from the East Anglia, East Midlands and North West regions of England, are being questioned by detectives, Leicestershire Police said. It asked people to “resist speculating about the identities of those arrested, the circumstances that may have led to their arrest and the cause of the explosion. [caption id=“attachment_4367719” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] Debris left after a explosion and fire in Leicester, England. AP[/caption] “No further details will be released about these individuals at this stage,” the statement added. The blast in the central English city on Sunday evening demolished a supermarket and a two-storey flat above, killing five people. Police stressed again on Wednesday that there was no evidence the incident was related to terrorism. Mary Ragoobeer, 46, and her sons Shane, 18, and Sean, 17, are officially listed as missing but are feared dead. Shane’s girlfriend Leah Beth Reek, 18, and 22-year-old shop worker Viktorija Ijevleva are also unaccounted for. Human remains were recovered from the rubble, after debris was thrown across four lanes of traffic by force of the explosion. Formal identification of the remains has yet to be carried out.