From: Moinuddin Al-Ansari <ansarim@marafiq.com.sa>
Subject: //Dil Se Desi// Pictures of Mumbai Attacks!
To: "Dil se Desi Group" <dilsedesigroup@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Saturday, 29 November, 2008, 6:50 AM
I heard the GunShots…. I heard the bombings…. It was devastating!
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Gunmen have launched co-ordinated attacks at several sites in the Indian city of Mumbai , killing scores. Police told people to stay inside. Warning: Some of the following images contain graphic content..
Among the targets were two of the city's highest profile hotels, taken over by gunmen who entered shooting indiscriminately, witnesses said. At the Taj Mahal Palace , fire engulfed part of the top floor..
Indian television footage showed scenes on chaos on blood-splattered streets. Armed police were searching cars and people, and witnesses spoke of gunmen brandishing machine guns.
Mumbai's main railway station was also hit. People fled the huge terminus when gunmen opened fire, leaving their luggage behind as 10 people died.
At least one vehicle exploded in Mumbai , India 's main financial centre and a leading tourist destination.
As the injured were taken to hospital, an explosion was heard inside the Oberoi Hotel. Hundreds of hostages are said to remain inside the hotel buildings.
Operations to free those inside continued throughout the night. Many clung onto curtains and clambered to safety.
As violence continued several hours after the attacks began, an unknown group calling itself Deccan Mujahideen claimed responsibility.
The attacks were condemned by the UK and US governments, whose citizens were apparently targeted by the gunmen.
Gunmen have targeted several locations in south Mumbai, including two luxury hotels. A police spokesman put the death toll at 87, including nine terrorists. Gunmen are holding hostages at the Taj Mahal and Oberoi hotels, police said. One witness told reporters gunmen tried to find people with U.S. or British passports.
A wounded man is carried from the attacked rail station.
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Moin.
Safety Engineer
Saudi Oger Ltd.
Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia.
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