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Mumbai can't be safe, terror attacks in the city

By Ria

| Published: Friday, December 30, 2011, 12:50 [IST]

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Mumbai, a city that has faced four terror attacks in the last one decade, suffered with another powerful blasts this year. The Bollywood city is still unsafe.

Three powerful bomb blasts shook the crowded places during the rush hour. At 6.45 pm, on July 13, a bomb ripped through Mumbai's 150-year-old Zaveri Bazaar, killing five people. Within a few minutes, another bomb exploded at Opera House and Dadar, killed nine people. At 7.05 pm, another blast took place at Hanuman Mandir.