The police investigate the explosion in Palm Springs, California

Palm Springs, California, was investigating a car explosion on Saturday morning, killing one person and damaging the fertility clinic.

The explosion occurred at 11:00 local time (19:00 GMT) less than a mile from the center of Palm Springs, near many companies including American reproductive centers.

In a statement, the fertility clinic said that no one was harmed by his facility, but one person was killed and many of them were injured.

Palm Springs police confirmed the death and described the accident as a “intentional violence”, but it did not issue more details.

Palm Springs, Andygind, said that the explosion has damaged many buildings, some of them severely.

He added that the identity of the person who was killed is unknown.

California Governor Gavin New Roosom said in a statement that the state is coordinating with the local and federal authorities to respond to the incident.

US Prosecutor Bam Bondi also said the accident.

The US reproductive centers in Palm Springs said that the car explosion occurred in the car park near the building.

It is not clear the cause of the explosion.

The mayor of Palm Springs, Ron de Hart, told the American BBC CBS News that the source of the explosion “was in the car or near it.”

First Lieutenant Mike Feljas with Palm Springs Police told reporters on Saturday afternoon that the accident appeared to be “intentional.” He added that he was still an active investigation.

The US lawyer for the California Central Region, Bill Essly, said in a publication on the X that the Ministry of Justice “is aware of the explosion” and that the FBI is at the scene of the investigation if “this was an intended act.”

The fertility clinic said that their laboratory, including all eggs and fetuses, is still “completely safe and not affected.

The fertility clinic said in its statement: “We are largely conducting a fully inspection of safety, and we confirmed that our sensitive medical operations and areas were not affected by the explosion.”

But Dr. Maher Abdullah, who runs the clinic, told the Associated Press that the clinic office was damaged.

“I have no idea what happened,” he said. “Thank God today, it happened for a day that we do not have sick.”

According to its website, the American Reproductive Centers Clinic is the first fully fertile center for services and in the laboratory fertilization laboratory (IVF) in Kochilla Valley.

It provides services such as fertility assessments, IVF, egg donation and freezing, and reproductive support for couples of the same sex and diseases.

BBC has contacted Palm Springs Police for further comment.