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Населенный пункт: Одесса
Родной город: "Одесса"
Семейное положение: не указано
Университет: ОНАС (бывш. ОЭТИС, УГАС) им. Попова
Факультет: Почтовой связи
Форма обучения: Очно-заочное отделение
Год окончания: 1946
Работа: пглве
Должность: вегле
Любимое на ТВ: One of the blasts occurred near the colonial-era Gateway to India monument -- a famous landmark and popular tourist attraction -- during lunch-hour. \n\nAnother blast struck in or close to one of the city's main Hindu temples. \n\nThe explosive devices were inside the trunks of two taxis, police said. \n\nNo group has yet claimed responsibility for the blasts, which occurred during the busy lunch time period, but police say they suspect militant Islamic groups who have been blamed in the past for several bomb attacks in Mumbai. \n\nThere were also earlier reports of an explosion outside the main central railway station, Chhatrapati Sivaji Terminus, also known as Victoria Terminus, but that has not been confirmed. \n\nBomb squads were at the scenes of the explosions, police officials told CNN. \n\nThe Gateway to India is situated close to one of Mumbai's top hotels, the Taj Mahal and reports say several windows in the hotel were blown out by the blast. \n\nStock prices on the Mumbai stock exchange initially plunged 120 points on news of the blasts, but stabilized shortly afterwards. (Stocks slide) \n\nSources in Mumbai, formerly known as Bombay, say police have sealed off the city to ensure no one can leave or enter. \n\nMonday's blasts were the eighth such incident in as many months and the worst attack in Mumbai since 1993. \n\nSecurity forces in the city have been on high alert following a series of bomb explosions on buses across the Mumbai metropolitan area over the past several months. \n\nThe most recent bus bombing took place on July 29, killing four people on board a packed commuter bus in the commercial heart of the city. \n\nPolice at the time said they suspected the attack was carried out by a militant group, the Lashker-e-Taiba -- one of two Pakistan-based Islamic militant groups that New Delhi says was behind an attack on the Indian parliament in December 2001. \n\nPakistan, which has denied a role in the parliament attack, condemned Monday's blasts in Mumbai. \n\n\
Понравившаяся литература: One of the blasts occurred near the colonial-era Gateway to India monument -- a famous landmark and popular tourist attraction -- during lunch-hour. \n\nAnother blast struck in or close to one of the city's main Hindu temples. \n\nThe explosive devices were inside the trunks of two taxis, police said. \n\nNo group has yet claimed responsibility for the blasts, which occurred during the busy lunch time period, but police say they suspect militant Islamic groups who have been blamed in the past for several bomb attacks in Mumbai. \n\nThere were also earlier reports of an explosion outside the main central railway station, Chhatrapati Sivaji Terminus, also known as Victoria Terminus, but that has not been confirmed. \n\nBomb squads were at the scenes of the explosions, police officials told CNN. \n\nThe Gateway to India is situated close to one of Mumbai's top hotels, the Taj Mahal and reports say several windows in the hotel were blown out by the blast. \n\nStock prices on the Mumbai stock exchange initially plunged 120 points on news of the blasts, but stabilized shortly afterwards. (Stocks slide) \n\nSources in Mumbai, formerly known as Bombay, say police have sealed off the city to ensure no one can leave or enter. \n\nMonday's blasts were the eighth such incident in as many months and the worst attack in Mumbai since 1993. \n\nSecurity forces in the city have been on high alert following a series of bomb explosions on buses across the Mumbai metropolitan area over the past several months. \n\nThe most recent bus bombing took place on July 29, killing four people on board a packed commuter bus in the commercial heart of the city. \n\nPolice at the time said they suspected the attack was carried out by a militant group, the Lashker-e-Taiba -- one of two Pakistan-based Islamic militant groups that New Delhi says was behind an attack on the Indian parliament in December 2001. \n\nPakistan, which has denied a role in the parliament attack, condemned Monday's blasts in Mumbai. \n\n\