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| Mumbai rocked by deadly shootings | |
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| Gunmen have opened fire at a number of sites in the Indian city of Mumbai (Bombay), killing at least two people. | |
| Police said the shootings appeared to be terrorist attacks. | |
| A number of people were reported injured when gunmen opened fire in a train station and at a restaurant popular with tourists. | |
| Shootings were also reported in other parts of the city near two hotels and a hospital. At least two suspected grenade attacks were reported. | |
| Sajjad Karim, an MEP for the North West of England who is in Mumbai, told the BBC he had seen a gunman opening fire in the lobby of Taj Mahal Palace Hotel. | Sajjad Karim, an MEP for the North West of England who is in Mumbai, told the BBC he had seen a gunman opening fire in the lobby of Taj Mahal Palace Hotel. |
| He said he had seen people fall before fleeing to a restaurant, where the doors had been barricaded. | He said he had seen people fall before fleeing to a restaurant, where the doors had been barricaded. |
| "All I saw was one man on foot carrying a machine gun type of weapon - which I then saw him firing from," he said. | "All I saw was one man on foot carrying a machine gun type of weapon - which I then saw him firing from," he said. |