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IRA bus bomb kills one at London's Theatreland
LONDON. Feb 19: An explo Sion tore through a double decker bus in London's The atre district Sunday night, leaving one person killed and nine other people bleeding in the street, report AP, Reuter
The Irish Republicin Army today claimed responsibility for the bus bomb.. The IRA made the claim in a phone call to BBC radio Ulster In Belfast
Witnesses described seeing injured people lying in pools of blood and twisted chunks of metal and shattered glass from the red double-decker bus littering the street. Nearby buildings had their windows blown out.
The blast followed an Irish Republican Army blast 10 days ago in London s Docklands commercial area. Police also defused a bomb found in the capital's Theatreiand last Thursday.
The IRA has declared Its 17-month-old ceasefire over, accusing Britain of under min-
Ing the Northern Ireland peace process by stalling the start ol all party political talks.
Police said they received no warning before Sunday's bu,s explosion at 22:38 GMT on Wellington Street near The Strand
Scotland Yard confirmed nine people injured, four seriously. and a number of walking
LONDON, Feb life Two persons were arrested today in connection with an IRA bomb that tore apart adoubtsdecher heraBoot-land Yard stod, reports AJF.
wounded.'
Witness Anthony Yates. 26, ?aid he believed at least three people were dead, but this could not be confirmed: I was ■ walking down the road and 1 saw a nig white flash in the hky.'
When the bomb went off, a taxi drove Into the bus. ... There's a guy lying outside the bus saying 'my legs, my legs,'
he said.
BBC radio reporter Paul Rowan said: There was metal and glass for around 50 yards all over the place.'
T saw one woman who looked in a very bad way. she was face down on the road with bad-looking head injuries.
American tourist Scott drover. 32. from Boston. Mid:
almighty bang
The front of the bus was completely blown aWay but there didn't seem to be many people in it ... There was debris everywhere.'
Johnson, -who lives in Toronto, said he saw one woman who looked severely injured^ing io a pool of her
Anti-terrorist branch offi cers searching the remains Of the bus discovered a body early. today, but wouldn't »aywhether it was a n>6n or a woman. /
Four of the nme people taken to hospitals were seriously Injured and one was in critical condition. Three suffered significant' head injuries and the middle-aged bus driver was in intensive care with chest injuries. There were also walking wounded.' police and hospital officials said.
Police hope they may be able to recover video tape from security cameras on the bus.
The explosion occurred as people were streaming out of nearby theatres and bars.
Only hours before the blast, Sinn Fein, the political wing of the IRA, urged Britain to start peace talks immediately.
Sinn Fein leader Gerry -Adams told a rally in Belfast on Sunday: We want to talk and we want to have peace, but we must have justice and. we must have freedom.'