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Belfast Telegraph, 22.12.08 01:02 UTC

Mumbai survivors blame police for deaths

Survivors of the Mumbai terror attacks have accused police of causing the death of some of those trapped inside the Taj Mahal hotel by telling them it was safe to leave when militants were still at ...

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The Independent, 21.12.08 18:30 UTC

Mumbai terror survivors blame police for deaths

Survivors of the Mumbai terror attacks have accused police of causing the death of some of those trapped inside the Taj Mahal hotel by telling them it was safe to leave when armed militants were ...

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BBC World News, 21.12.08 03:00 UTC

'Deaths from Mumbai police error'

Guests trapped in a Mumbai hotel seized by gunmen last month have told the BBC they were given instructions by police that may have led to more people dying.

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Houston Chronicle - World, 07.12.08 18:01 UTC

Heroes honored for bravery in Mumbai attack

MUMBAI, India Deepak Kuntawala felt it was only a matter of time before the four gunmen roaming the Taj Mahal hotel would find him and more than 100 others hiding inside the first floor lounge. So he ...

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Belfast Telegraph, 30.11.08 22:01 UTC

Mumbai massacre: Sixty hours of terror and chaos

Over two and a half days, 10 gunman left a horrifying trail of destruction as they rampaged through India's biggest city. David Randall reports

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The Independent, 30.11.08 10:34 UTC

Mumbai: Sixty hours of terror and chaos

Mumbai, India, Wednesday night. A city of 18 million people, and a lot of visitors. In the hotel district, business people and tourists are drinking, eating, window-shopping and walking. Thousands ...