World leaders condemn train bombings

World leaders rushed to condemn the deadly train bombings that killed at least 190 people in Mumbai.

World leaders condemn train bombings
Wed, 12 Jul, 2006 - 08:39

World leaders rushed to condemn the deadly train bombings that killed at least 190 people in Mumbai.

Eight bombs tore through packed commuter trains during the Tuesday evening rush hour, killing scores of people and wounding hundreds more, drawing near-universal condemnation.

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