QUOTE(The Associated Press)
CASABLANCA, Morocco A man who was prevented from looking at terror Web sites at an Internet cafe in Morocco then blew himself up.
Four others were injured in the blast on the outskirts of Casablanca.
Morocco's official news agency (MAP) says two men entered the cafe Sunday night seeking access to terrorist sites. When the owner's son forbid them for doing so, one of the men was suddenly blown up by explosives he was wearing.
Casablanca was rocked by a series of near simultaneous suicide bombings in 2003 that killed 45 people. Since then, the Muslim North African country has made hundreds of arrests.
Four others were injured in the blast on the outskirts of Casablanca.
Morocco's official news agency (MAP) says two men entered the cafe Sunday night seeking access to terrorist sites. When the owner's son forbid them for doing so, one of the men was suddenly blown up by explosives he was wearing.
Casablanca was rocked by a series of near simultaneous suicide bombings in 2003 that killed 45 people. Since then, the Muslim North African country has made hundreds of arrests.