National Congress of American Indians President Tex Hall responded to the terrorist attacks in London on Thursday, offering Indian Country's condolences.
�Today the thoughts and prayers of all of Indian Country are with the people of London. We remember that on 9-11, the people of London stood united with the American people," Hall said. "Today, we stand united with them.
Bombs exploded in four locations across the city during rush hour traffic. Three subway trains and one double-decker bus were hit. At least 37 people died and 700 others were injured.
Early reports indicate the attack was the work of the al-Qaeda terrorist network. A similar bombing was carried out in Madrid, Spain, last year.
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NCAI's Hall responds to terror strikes in London
Friday, July 8, 2005
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