NEW DELHI (Reuters) -A car exploded near the historic Red Fort in India’s Delhi on Monday, killing eight people and injuring 20, a rare occurrence in recent years in the heavily guarded national capital.

Here’s what we know so far:

WHERE DID THE BLAST TAKE PLACE?

On Monday evening, a slow-moving car exploded at a traffic signal near a metro station across from the Red Fort, a sprawling 17th-century monument.

The densely populated old part of Delhi is surrounded by structures built during the reign of Mughal rulers in Persian and Indian architectural styles.

The area is frequented by thousands of tourists for its monuments and vibrant food, cloth and spice markets.

HOW MANY CASUALTIES?

At least eight people have died and another 20 were injured. Police said the car exploded with a hu

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