Forensic experts of the police search for evidence in and around the car of Greek former prime minister Lucas Papademos in Athens, Greece 25 May 2017 . Former Greek prime minister Lukas Papademos suffered only superficial injuries to the chest, abdominal area and thighs from a letter bomb that exploded in his armored limousine on Thursday afternoon, a medical bulletin stated. A press release by the Evangelismos hospital in Athens said the ex-premier and former ECB vice-president is undergoing a battery of precautionary tests, with his condition listed as stable and non-threatening. A minor wound to his upper right thigh was surgically treated, the communiqué read. The hospital said Papademos was transported by ambulance to the hospital's emergency ward at 6.10 p.m. . Two individuals accompanying Papademos were also treated for superficial injuries and remained hospitalized as a precaution. Papademos assumed the prime minister's office as head of a provisional government in November 2011 during a particularly volatile period in the Greek economic crisis. Get premium, high resolution news photos at getty
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