- NEW: No injuries are immediately reported
- The explosion takes place at the Tom Bradley International Terminal
- On Sunday, dry ice in a bottle exploded at another terminal
Los Angeles (CNN) -- For the second time in two days, dry ice placed in a container exploded at Los Angeles International Airport on Monday night. No injuries were immediately reported.
The explosion took place just before 8:30 p.m. at the Tom Bradley International Terminal, the airport police said. The area is inaccessible to the general public, the statement said.
"The investigation is in its infancy," said Los Angeles Police Detective Gus Villanueva. He added that there's "no nexus to terrorism at this point."
On Sunday, dry ice in a plastic bottle exploded in an employee restroom at the airport, causing a brief shutdown of Terminal 2, the FBI said. No injuries were reported, and Terminal 2 resumed operations after a brief evacuation.
The airport has nine terminals.
