VOICED: India probes Mumbai 'terror' blasts

The transcript discusses a recent terrorist attack in Mumbai where three bombs exploded during rush hour, killing 17 and injuring many. The government suspects a coordinated terrorist strike, but no group has claimed responsibility. Locals express concern over the city's vulnerability. The attack is the deadliest since the 2008 Mumbai attacks. The international community condemns the violence, emphasizing the need for unity against terror. The city has faced numerous attacks over the years, leaving residents anxious about future incidents.

What was the immediate impact of the bombings in Mumbai?

• The bombings were claimed by a known group.

• The city was evacuated.

• 17 people were killed and dozens were injured.

• The government immediately caught the perpetrators.

How did the locals feel about the government's response to the attacks?

• They were satisfied with the security measures.

• They felt the government was doing enough.

• They were uneasy and critical of the government's efforts.

• They believed the city was well-protected.

What was the main criticism from the locals regarding the attacks?

• The government was too strict.

• The police were too aggressive.

• There was a lack of security and repeated incidents.

• The city was too crowded.

How does this attack compare to the one in 2008?

• It was less deadly.

• It was blamed on local groups.

• It was the deadliest since 2008.

• It was not as coordinated.

What was the international community's reaction to the attack?

• They remained silent.

• They supported the attackers.

• They condemned the acts of violence.

• They blamed the local government.