4 korban dan 20 cedera dlm serangan penganas di Parlimen UK

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Wed Mar 22, 2017 | 2:33pm EDT
Four dead, at least 20 injured in UK parliament 'terrorist' attack
By Toby Melville and William James | LONDON


Four people were killed and at least 20 injured in London on Wednesday after a car plowed into pedestrians and an attacker stabbed a policeman close to the British parliament, in what police called a terrorist incident.

The dead included the assailant and the policeman he stabbed, while the other two victims were among the pedestrians hit by the car as it tore along Westminster Bridge, which is right next to parliament.

"We've declared this as a terrorist incident and the counter-terrorism command are carrying out a full-scale investigation into the events today," Mark Rowley, Britain's most senior counter-terrorism officer, told reporters.

"The attack started when a car was driven over Westminster Bridge, hitting and injuring a number of members of the public, also including three police officers on their way back from a commendation ceremony.

"A car then crashed near to parliament and at least one man, armed with a knife continued the attack and tried to enter parliament."

Reuters reporters who were inside parliament at the time heard loud bangs and shortly afterwards saw the knifeman and the stabbed policeman lying on the ground in a courtyard just outside, within the gated perimeter of the parliamentary estate.

A Reuters photographer said he saw at least a dozen people injured on the bridge. His photographs showed people lying on the ground, some of them bleeding heavily and one under a bus.


A woman assists an injured person after an incident on Westminster Bridge in London, March 22, 2017. REUTERS/Toby Melville

A woman was pulled alive, but with serious injuries, from the Thames, the Port of London Authority said. The circumstances of her fall into the river were unclear.

Three French schoolchildren aged 15 or 16 were among those injured in the attack, French officials said.

The attack took place on the first anniversary of attacks by Islamist militants that killed 32 people in Brussels.

PARLIAMENT SESSION SUSPENDED

"I just saw a car go out of control and just go into pedestrians on the bridge," eyewitness Bernadette Kerrigan told Sky News. She was on a tour bus on the bridge at the time.

"As we were going across the bridge, we saw people lying on the floor, they were obviously injured. I saw about 10 people maybe. And then the emergency services started to arrive. Everyone was just running everywhere."

The House of Commons, which was in session at the time, was immediately suspended and lawmakers were asked to stay inside.

Prime Minister Theresa May was safe after the incident, a spokesman for her office said. He declined to say where May was when the attack took place.

Journalist Quentin Letts of the Daily Mail newspaper told LBC radio that he had witnessed the stabbing of the policeman and the shooting of the assailant from his office in the parliament building.

"He (the assailant) ran in through the open gates ... He set about one of the policemen with what looked like a stick," Letts said.

"The policeman fell over on the ground and it was quite horrible to watch and then having done that, he disengaged and ran towards the House of Commons entrance used by MPs (members of parliament) and got about 20 yards or so when two plain-clothed guys with guns shot him."

Britain is on its second-highest alert level of "severe" meaning an attack by militants is considered highly likely.

In May 2013, two British Islamists stabbed to death soldier Lee Rigby on a street in southeast London.

In July 2005, four British Islamists killed 52 commuters and themselves in suicide bombings on the British capital's transport system in what was London's worst peacetime attack.

(Additional reporting by Kylie Maclellan, Elizabeth Piper, Costas Pitas, Alistair Smout, Michael Holden, Kate Holton, Elisabeth O'Leary and London bureau, writing by Estelle Shirbon, editing by Stephen Addison, Mark Trevelyan and Guy Faulconbridge)

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-britain-security-photographer-idUSKBN16T1Y5

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Cash lah UK, the 1st world's Pprt.

Isle-1; Kapir-0

Happy 1st Anniversary Belgium attack

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First pictures of London attack suspect emerge online
Published time: 22 Mar, 2017 17:43
Edited time: 22 Mar, 2017 18:27

The first images apparently showing the man who launched a terrorist attack in central London on Wednesday have appeared in the UK media.

In photographs published on the Twitter accounts of UK media, the man believed to be the attacker can be seen lying on his back on a stretcher, with medics attending to him and police officers standing nearby.

A large blood-stained bandage can be seen on the man's torso.

A zoomed-in image circulating in UK media also shows what appears to be a knife lying on the ground near the stretcher.



The same photo was published by the Mirror, Sky News, the BBC.



Another photo taken at the scene partly shows a person in brown shoes lying on the ground, apparently held at gunpoint by a police officer. What looks like a knife can also be seen on the ground by the officer's boot.

A sole attacker is believed to be behind the terrorist incident in Westminster, central London, on Wednesday afternoon, police told the media at a briefing.

At least four people, including the suspect, were killed and 20 others injured in the attack, police said.

The attacker is believed to have been driving a car which mowed down pedestrians on Westminster Bridge. The suspect then reportedly rammed his vehicle into the gates of parliament, and fatally stabbed a police officer inside the parliament grounds.
https://www.rt.com/uk/381845-first-picture-london-attack-suspect/

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Daish mengaku serang Britain [VIDEO]

https://youtu.be/cW2OPz_kaCM
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AFP
London: Kumpulan militan Daish mengaku bertanggungjawab bagi serangan di luar Parlimen Britain yang menyebabakn empat kematian termasuk penyerangnya.

Pengakuan ini adalah kali pertama kumpulan itu mengaku bertanggungjawab terhadap serangan di Britain

Agensi berita kumpulan itu, Amaq berkata dalam satu kenyataan: "Penyerang di luar Parlimen Britain adalah askar Daish dan melaksanakan operasi untuk menyahut seruan menyasarkan orang awam negara pakatan tentera (yang menyasarkan lokasi Daish di Syria serta Iraq."

Britain adalah ahli pakatan diketuai Amerika Syarikat yang menentang Daish di Iraq dan Syria.

Dalam serangan semalam, suspek merempuh beberapa orang di Westminster Bridge sebelum terhempas di pagar di luar parlimen.

Suspek kemudian cuba memasuki bangunan itu dan menikam anggota polis hingga maut sebelum ditembak mati anggota keselamatan.

Serangan itu membunuh dua orang awam manakala 40 yang lain cedera.

Tujun mangsa dalak keadaan kritikal akibat kecederaan.

Perdana Menteri Britain, Theresa May hari ini berkata, penyerang itu “dilahirkan di Britain” dan telah disiasat “beberapa tahun lalu... berhubung keganasan ekstrem.”

Serangan di London ini berlaku setahun selepas serangan di Brussels yang menyebabkan 32 orang maut dan lebih 340 cedera.
Artikel ini disiarkan pada : Khamis, 23 Mac 2017 @ 9:18 PM

http://www.hmetro.com.my/node/215777

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8 suspek ditahan


Reuters
London: Suspek menyerang parlimen di sini dilahirkan di Britain dan pernah disiasat agensi perisik negara itu.

Perdana Menteri Britain, Theresa May berkata, siasatan itu adalah kes lama dan dia bukan sebahagian daripada risikan semasa.

“Apa yang saya boleh sahkan adalah lelaki itu dilahirkan di Britain dan beberapa tahun lalu, dia pernah disiasat MI5 berhubung kebimbangan keganasan ekstrem,” katanya.

May berkata, tiada sebarang risikan atau maklumat terdahulu mengenai niatnya atau tujuan serangan tersebut.

"Apabila pertimbangan operasi membenarkan, identitinya akan diumumkan," katanya.

Sehingga kini, polis menahan lapan suspek berhubung serangan lelaki yang membunuh tiga orang termasuk anggota polis dan mencederakan 40 orang lain sebelum ditembak mati ketika cuba memasuki Parlimen, semalam.

Ketua Pengarah bahagian risikan tempatan MI5, Andrew Parker sebelum ini berkata, operasi agensi itu digerakkan sepenuhnya bagi membantu polis.
Artikel ini disiarkan pada : Khamis, 23 Mac 2017 @ 9:10 PM

http://www.hmetro.com.my/node/215774