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July 07, 2005
London: Death, Injury Tolls Rise, Updates [Updated 12:19EST]
[Note: This is an update post. Please see all posts below this one for links, other news, photos, maps, updates and quotes, etc.] Also: Please see our list of blogs with ongoing coverage FOX (tv) reporting at least 40 dead, hundreds injured. Sky says 45 dead, at least 1000 injured. At least 45 people are reported to have been killed and 1,000 injured in a series of co-ordinated terror attacks on London. Pictures from flickr groups here and here Via Instapundit, a contact page for the British Embassy, if you want to send condolences.
Statement from Mayor of London When I looked the back of the bus was missing
10:30Hosptitals help "thousands of victims" U.S. cities asked to step up securityThe Homeland Security Department asked authorities in major cities Thursday for heightened vigilance of transportation systems after a series of explosions on London transit systems. A Homeland Security Department spokesman said there were no immediate plans to raise the nation's threat level. According to sources, 40 is still an estimated death toll, but 33 deaths have been confirmed. 10:40: Blast locations and casualties at each 10:50New York on heightened alert FOX reporting: U.S. Terror Alert Being Raised to Orange for Trains Only Federal authorities raised the national terror level to orange but only for the U.S. rail network, a move that affects Amtrak, commuter trains, subways and other rail systems, officials told FOX News Thursday. Security is being raised and tightened in almost every major US city as well as major cities around the world. No point linking to all the stories; suffice it to say security measures are being stepped up everywhere. Apparently the 33 confirmed deaths do NOT include any deaths from the bus that exploded. Hotline for those looking for info on loved ones, relatives: 11:30: Spiegel has a screencap of the purported letter from the Secret Al Qaida organization that claimed responsibility. Via Wizbang, some numbers:First Bombing: 100 yards into train tunnel 7 confirmed fatalities. 11:50: From the swirling rumor department: More attacks planned for this afternoon? 12:19: UN Security council calls emergency meeting [End thread. See newer post for updates] Posted by Michele at July 7, 2005 09:29 AM | TrackBackComments
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