Choas in Mumbai
Nov 27th, 2008 |
I won’t get into the details of this crazy and inhumane story as it’s covered by most of the news websites and channels such as CNN and BBC.
What I want to mention is that 8 of the hostages are from Kuwait. your prayers for them please. T
he good thing is that these hostages apparently have been treated well and were given the chance to contact their family and assure them that things are “ok”.
Global Voices Online » Middle East: Mumbai Terror Attack “Crazy and Inhumane” said:
[...] Weld El-ma6aba, from Kuwait, reports that eight Kuwaitis are among the hostages. He writes: I won’t get into the details of this crazy and inhumane story as it’s covered by most of the news websites and channels such as CNN and BBC. What I want to mention is that 8 of the hostages are from Kuwait. your prayers for them please. The good thing is that these hostages apparently have been treated well and were given the chance to contact their family and assure them that things are “ok”. [...]
HiTKH said:
someone commented on the al-aan website that there are also kuwaiti men in the hotel. is that true?? im very worried. 88 killed in the attack!! that’s not including the injured!!
eshda3wa said:
allah ya7fethhum min kel shar
weredhum lina salmeen
Q8t55 said:
it is believed that some of the kuwaitis are from alsabah family.
Weld el-ma6aba said:
HiTKH: indeed it’s scary. i didn’t personally here about the men .. from what I know it’s just women.
eshda3wa: amen
q8t55: the 8 women are not …
any updates about them? have they been released with the people that where released?
Weld el-ma6aba said:
q8t55: there is one actually
Hamad said:
balaak ma tadri wa7da etseerlina weyahom w ham om wa7ed min rabi3na china lol… awalha kanat elshemata la toowsaf then sarat sijiya w da3ainalhom.. 3ashanik bas
Weld el-ma6aba said:
lol no way !!!! mino??? obviously don’t type it here bs sms me :P
Gitanjali said:
In light of the developments taking place in Mumbai after the terror attacks and the escalating Indo-Pak tensions I think that we need mechanisms, systems and a mindset that can deal adequately with non-state actors, instead of these archaic and redundant inter-state rivalries.