PacificOcean
Unhinged User
They are using BUSES to transfer the injured to hospital
July 2005 London bomb blasts: UPDATES AND NEWS ONLY - NO DISCUSSION
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Mrs Magpie
On a bit of break...
According to BBC these are controlled explosionsLouloubelle said:
maya
timewasting fool (in every universe)
oh no, this is really awful...
our news over here say "casualties reported, many injured"
take care, everyone- try not to panic, as someone said mobile networks are closed down and just because you can't get through to your loved ones won't necessarily mean they are affected...
what a horrible thing to happen
our news over here say "casualties reported, many injured"
take care, everyone- try not to panic, as someone said mobile networks are closed down and just because you can't get through to your loved ones won't necessarily mean they are affected...
what a horrible thing to happen
gawkrodger
Well-Known Member
al queda isn't an unifed organisation, but now isn't the time to discuss that
energy release
New Member
Another bomb has apparently just gone off in Hounditch Rd.
skunkboy69
Reverend of Eternal Light
be safe you guys down there
PacificOcean said:
They'll check them beforehand. Bus is best option. Ambulance network cant' cope
gaijingirl
Well-Known Member
OH is in Aldgate.. some of his colleagues haven't turned up. Here several of my colleagues came through Liverpool St and wondered why there were so many police... we all made it.. but we're stranded here in St Paul's ... it's eerie looking outside.. nothing moving but emergency vehicles..
Louloubelle
Well-Known Member
TheLostProphet said:
pretty much my thoughts
harpo said:
I'm assumimg that about Stig.
She was supposed to be on the tube today, from Kennington to North Acton (Northern and Central).
I'm sure she's safe, but it'd be nice to be reassured.
Support to all those affected and their family/friends.
Myself, I was cycling to work this morning (Walworth to South Kensington)and was unaware of anything at all ....didn't even know ANYTHING uuntil about 40 minutes ago ... my route was nowhere near the affected areas I suppose.
Most colleagues arrived here safely.
jugularvein
extra
what is a controlled explosion?
PacificOcean
Unhinged User
Rocket Romano said:
No I meant how many people are injured for them to be using buses rather than them blowing up while using them
han said:Good - I've always thought it insane that the mobile networks are actually going to start working on the underground, especially since people use mobiles to set bombs off
Most major cities you can use them. And the Newcastle system as well. Normally quite safe. Know this isnt relevant but Metro system in Newcastle running to suburbs only. Trains not entering city centre
dogmatique
merde alors
If anyone has difficulty with the phone network, you can always use a payphone - these are reserved lines in the case of emergency and should always work.
energy release
New Member
jugularvein said:
Police destroying a suspect package.
Reuteurs say 90 casualties at Aldgate
TheLostProphet said:
Please give source for these new development stories. They just cause panic otherwise.
Mrs Magpie
On a bit of break...
Queue of helicopters over the London Hospital helipad at the moment...perhaps those who can should find out where to give blood nearest to them.
