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Yes. Bomb residue has already been confirmed and some terrorist groups are trying to take credit.
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When was London Transit created?
London Transit was created in 1875.
Do you need a visa to transit in London?
do i need a visa to transit in london
How can tourism effect on tower of London?
Is this tourism or terrorism?
What city is home to the world's oldest underground transit system?
London, England
I am US greencard holder with a Sri lankan passport. Do I need UK transit visa?
You do not need a transit visa, if you do not go out of the airport to see London or change airports at London.
How has terrorism affected England?
it has been affected by the London bombing and everythink
What city is the home of the worlds oldest underground transit system?
London
Which city is home to the worlds oldest underground transit system?
London
What city is the home to the oldest underground transit system?
London, England
Is there any terrorism in India?
Terrorism exists in every country around the world for the most part. However the last big terrorist attack in India was in Mumbai on July 13, 2011 which ended with 26 people dead from 3 bomb explosions.
What can be found underground that starts with l?
London Underground is a rapid transit system in London, England. Part of the system consists of underground tunnels.
Is London an important airport transit link?
London England is recognised as one of the highest transit cities in the Northern Hemisphere. Heathrow Airport, alone, had over twenty-four million transit passengers (passengers not stopping in London, but continuing on to a destination outside of the United Kingdom). Added to these numbers are additional major international transit points such as Gatwick Airport (eleven million) and the international connection point for all rail service travelling to the continent via the Channel Tunnel (Eurostar). Further development is underway to ease transit passengers arriving at Heathrow and connecting to Hi-speed rail service to points north and south via St Pancras Station in London.
