terrorism
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- Created on: 29-10-16 21:48
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- terrorism
- Nice bastille day 14th July 2016
- Mohamed Bouhlel ploughed a 19 tonne Lorry into a crowd of 30,000 people whilst armed with weapons.
- Mohamed was known as a 'weird loner' who 'became depressed' when his wife left him.
- Mohamed is a self proclaimed jihadist fighter
- it is thought that Mohamed became radicalised very quickly and only began visiting the mosque in April
- Mohamed fired an automatic handgun at police before they shot him dead.
- a total of 84 people were killed
- Mohamed Bouhlel ploughed a 19 tonne Lorry into a crowd of 30,000 people whilst armed with weapons.
- 9/11 11th September 2001
- 2 commercial planes were flown into the twin towers
- 2,823 people died
- 343 firefighters
- 23 police officers
- 1st tower collapsed at 9:59 the second 29 minutes later
- effects
- about 3,000 children lost a family member
- 7/10 American's reported they had experienced depression a year on
- nearly 150,000 jobs lost in NYC
- 1,600 people lost a spouse
- 2,823 people died
- Bin Laden released a statement saying 'the attacks were necessary to make clear the Muslim worlds objections to the corrupt state of America'
- 2 commercial planes were flown into the twin towers
- 7/7 7th July 205
- at 8:49 three bobs were detonated on board the London Underground trains within 50 seconds of each other
- the first bomb exploded on a 6 car train - number 204
- all trains were leaving Kings Cross St. Pancreas
- almost one hour after the attacks on the underground, a fourth bomb was detonated on the top deck of a number 30 double decker bus killing 13 people
- The blast took place near BMA House (the headquarters of the British medical association). A number of doctors and medical staff in or near that building were able to provide immediate emergency assistance.
- 52 people were killed
- the first bomb exploded on a 6 car train - number 204
- effects
- for most of the day central London public transport system was largely out of service
- Complete closure of the Underground
- The Zone 1 bus network was closed
- sights such as Russell Square were evacuated
- Disruption was caused to Leicester, Sheffield and Derby
- most of Kings Cross railway station was closed with the ticket hall and waiting area being used as a makeshift hospital to treat casualties.
- A free boat service was offered to the opposite side of the Thames in aid in eviction
- for most of the day central London public transport system was largely out of service
- at 8:49 three bobs were detonated on board the London Underground trains within 50 seconds of each other
- Paris attacks 13th November 2015
- gunmen and suicide bombers hit a concert hall, a major stadium, restaurants and bars, almost in unison
- 130 people were left for dead
- the first explosion occurred outside the Stade de France stadium at an international friendly
- a man wearing a suicide belt was reportedly prevented from entering the stadium after a routine check
- the bomber detonated his belt killing himself and a passer-by
- A second man blew himself up outside another football stadium however no deaths were reported but the president was rushed to safety
- although numerous attacks occurred through the night the deadliest occured at the Bataclan concert hall. 89 people died when a rifle was shot at a sold out crowd
- police shot the 5 gunmen dead in the process detonating one of the attackers suicide vests
- although numerous attacks occurred through the night the deadliest occured at the Bataclan concert hall. 89 people died when a rifle was shot at a sold out crowd
- a man wearing a suicide belt was reportedly prevented from entering the stadium after a routine check
- the attacks were described by President Hollande as an act of war organised by IS
- gunmen and suicide bombers hit a concert hall, a major stadium, restaurants and bars, almost in unison
- Nice bastille day 14th July 2016
- Mohamed Bouhlel ploughed a 19 tonne Lorry into a crowd of 30,000 people whilst armed with weapons.
- Mohamed was known as a 'weird loner' who 'became depressed' when his wife left him.
- Mohamed is a self proclaimed jihadist fighter
- it is thought that Mohamed became radicalised very quickly and only began visiting the mosque in April
- Mohamed fired an automatic handgun at police before they shot him dead.
- almost one hour after the attacks on the underground, a fourth bomb was detonated on the top deck of a number 30 double decker bus killing 13 people
- The blast took place near BMA House (the headquarters of the British medical association). A number of doctors and medical staff in or near that building were able to provide immediate emergency assistance.
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