London subway terrorist attacks on explosive devices set the time 18 injured have been admitted

The explosive devices found in the Dunhuang Terrorist Incident are equipped with timers.

According to earlier reports, at least 20 people were injured in an explosion at the Parsons Green subway station in southwestern London during the early peak of September 15 (about 8:20) There were 18 wounded patients admitted to hospital. British BBC news that the London police have the incident as a terrorist attack.

   

Witnesses said the scene was due to the explosion of facial burns, ambulance personnel, firefighters have been rushed to the scene to rescue, while the police also opened a helicopter to help rescue and evacuation work. According to the incident, the passengers said the fireball in the car burning, open the door immediately after the people out of the car, screams and cry everywhere.

BBC said witnesses said the scene was burned, the London police suggested that people avoid the explosion of the subway station near the area. Reuters quoted witnesses said the London subway bombings occurred after the stampede event. A spokesman for the London City Department of Transportation said the Earls Court to Wimbledon subway was already suspended. At present, the cause of the accident is still under investigation.

It is reported that the United Kingdom this year has suffered four terrorist attacks, killing 36 people were killed.