Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley makes a statement regarding the London terror attacks

On June 3rd, the Metropolitan Police responded to a terrorist incident at London Bridge and Borough Market. A vehicle struck pedestrians, and suspects attempted to stab people, including a police officer. Armed officers quickly responded, shooting the suspects, who wore fake explosive vests. Six civilians died, and 20 were injured. The public is advised to avoid the area and assist by providing any media of the incident. Future police presence will increase, and public vigilance is encouraged.

What was the initial action taken by the suspects during the London incident?

• They set fire to a public transport vehicle.

• They took hostages in a building.

• They drove a vehicle into pedestrians.

• They detonated explosive vests.

How quickly did the police respond to the incident after the first call?

• Within 5 minutes

• Within 8 minutes

• Within 15 minutes

• Within 20 minutes

What advice was given to the public regarding the areas of London Bridge and Borough Market?

• To avoid the areas to allow emergency services to operate

• To visit the areas to support local businesses

• To gather in large groups for safety

• To contact the police only if they witness a crime

What is the police requesting from the public to aid the investigation?

• To volunteer for search operations

• To provide any images or videos of the incident

• To attend a public meeting

• To donate to a relief fund

What should individuals do if they have concerns about someone in the affected area?

• Call the casualty bureau at 08 hundred 0961233

• Contact the local hospital directly

• Post on social media for help

• Visit the police station in person