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Thursday, July 07, 2005

London Bomb Blast : The NEW 9-11 ?

8:50 AM, London Time.

A regular rush hour traffic for office workers and Londoners.

7 locations hit by bomb blasts -

6 Underground routes :

Kings Cross, Liverpool Street, Aldgate East, Moorgate, Edgware Road, Russel Square
1 Overground : Tavistock Square (a Double Decker bus)



300+ people rumoured dead.

Stock markets worldwide are bound to take a plunge tmw morning.

Could this be the NEW 9-11 ??

My theory is it's the French whom just yesterday was pissed off for not winning the rights to host the 2012 Olympics. ;-)

---Yes, I am indeed an insensitive bastard.

-----Original Message-----
2005-07-07 05:16 (New York)
By Tom Kohn
July 7 (Bloomberg) -- London closed its subway system and evacuated all stations after explosions occurred in two locations on the network.

Police said a ``major incident'' had occurred, without elaborating on a possible cause. The British Broadcasting Corp. said a power surge may have affected trains underground. Sky News said a bus exploded at Russell Square, west of the city's financial district.

Emergency services were called to Liverpool Street station, Aldgate, and Edgware Road, London police said in a statement.Transport for London, which runs the city's transport network, released a statement saying the subway was suspended and all stations have been evacuated.

A policeman on the scene at Liverpool Street said an incident may have been caused by a train crash. He didn't specify whether it was an underground or overground train.

A spokesman said London Fire Brigade was called to an explosion at Liverpool Street. A city of London police spokesman said a blast occurred just before 9 a.m. local time at Aldgate station, and a number of people were wounded.

London Ambulance Service initially sent four vehicles to Liverpool Street, a spokesman said.