Several injured in London blasts

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There are multiple afflictions prime being the Mars closeness to Rahu and

exact conjunction of Venus and Mars. In view of these I gave the following

message yesterday morning:

 

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Hello dear list members,

 

7th to 9th July, 2005, are days of caution for everyone. Avoid hurry and

have patience.

 

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The planetary position continues to be for caution even through out the next

week. Next week's forecast for various ascending signs has been updated on

my website.

 

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Thursday, July 07, 2005 3:26 PM

Several injured in London blasts

 

 

> Several explosions in the centre of London.

>

> Notice the Mars Jupiter opposition conjunct nodes the in mutable

> signs -- same configuration as existed on 9.11

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> dawn woodhouse

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> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4659093.stm

>

> Last Updated: Thursday, 7 July, 2005, 09:34 GMT 10:34 UK

>

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> Several injured in London blasts

>

> Passengers were evacuated from King's Cross station

> Several people have been injured after explosions on the Underground

> network and a double-decker bus in London.

> A police spokesman said there were " quite a large number of

> casualties " at Aldgate Tube Station.

>

> And Scotland Yard confirmed one of several reports of explosions on

> buses in the city - in Tavistock Place - but said the cause was not

> yet known.

>

> One caller to BBC Five said his friend had seen " the bus ripped open

> like a can of sardines and bodies everywhere. "

>

> PA also quoted union officials as saying sources had told them there

> had been at least one explosive device on the Underground.

>

> British Transport Police Surges took place at Aldgate, Edgware Road,

> King's Cross, Old Street and Russell Square stations.

>

> Scotland Yard confirmed they were assisting with a " major incident "

> and said there were casualties.

>

> A spokesman said officers were called out to Aldgate station at

> 8.50am to assist City of London and British Transport Police.

>

> " All of the emergency services are on scene. There have been some

> casualties. This has been declared as a major incident, " said the

> spokesman. " It's too early to state what has happened at this stage, "

> he said.

>

> The National Grid, which supplies power to the Underground, said

> there had been no problems with its system which could have

> contributed to the incidents.

>

> 'Screaming and crying'

>

> Jacqui Head, from BBC News, who had just left King's Cross station on

> a Piccadilly Line train as an explosion happened, said: " Everything

> was normal. Suddenly there was a massive bang, the train jolted.

>

> " There was immediately smoke everywhere and it was hot and everybody

> panicked. People started screaming and crying. "

>

> The train was kept in the tunnel for 20 minutes and no announcement

> was made to explain the delay to passengers, she added.

>

> London Fire Brigade said four crews were at Liverpool Street and more

> were on their way.

>

> Another passenger, who had left the Tube at Fenchurch Street Station,

> and walked to Aldgate East, told BBC Five Live that he saw injured

> people.

>

> " As I walked through the bus station I could see people lying on the

> ground, black, as if they'd been covered in smoke. There were about

> three or four people on the floor being treated. "

>

> Eyewitness Paul Woloszyn from BBC News, who was at Blackhorse Road

> station on the Victoria Line, said: " We were told there was a bomb at

> Liverpool Street station.

>

>

>

> " I was on the Tube, and they stopped the train and told everyone to

> get off and evacuate the station. "

>

> He said staff had said the entire Tube network had been affected, and

> leaflets had been handed out with details of alternative bus routes.

>

> Another eyewitness, Dorothy Molloy, had been on a Tube train at

> King's Cross and said " staff just chucked everyone out of the

> station " .

>

> She said staff there had not given any details, but she said two

> passengers she had spoken to had said they had received messages

> saying there had been bombs.

>

> " People didn't really know what was going on, they were just huffing

> and puffing and saying how annoying it was, " she said.

>

> " People don't seem to be panicked, but there's so many police and

> ambulances coming into the areas. People are just concerned, and some

> are just annoyed at the delay. "

>

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