Santiago Subway, Chile. Photo on Flickr by user Ricardo Cabrera Letelier (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0).

Fourteen people were injured after a bomb exploded at Escuela Militar subway station in the Chilean capital of Santiago around 2 p.m. 

A woman who works at the cleaning service for firm Metro S.A., who lost the fingers on her right hand, and a 35-year-old, who suffered abdominal trauma, were the most seriously injured.

Deputy Secretary of Interior Mahmud Aleuy confirmed that the two people suspected to have carried out the attack fled in a white Chevrolet, but there are also ongoing investigations of a second vehicle, a red Opel Corsa with two men inside.

El Metro adelantó la hora punta para las 17:00 horas tras el atentado en Escuela Militar http://t.co/ePNcrCJ2dm

— #Temuco (@temuco) septiembre 8, 2014

Santiago subway moved the peak hour ahead to 17:00 after the attack at Escuela Militar station.

Fuerte explosión en el metro de Santiago es calificada como “acto terrorista” por Gobierno chileno. Fuente: El… http://t.co/n1kjwxNEQ7

— Radio Platinum (@radioplatinumec) septiembre 8, 2014

Big explosion at Santiago subway described as “terrorist act” by Chilean government. Source: http://t.co/n1kjwxNEQ7

ACTUALIZACIÓN: Ocho heridos por la explosión en el metro en Santiago de #Chile http://t.co/IqYEVfPHBC

— CNNMex (@CNNMex) septiembre 8, 2014

UPDATE: Eight people wounded by the explosion at Santiago de Chile subway.

#ALERTA ESTA CLARO QUE FUE UN ATENTADO TERRORISTA EN EL METRO DE SANTIAGO DE CHILE pic.twitter.com/faQkBt3yTc

— M-Noticias- (@mnoticias2014) septiembre 8, 2014

Clearly, this was a terrorist attack at Santiago de Chile subway.