<p>(CNN) – The morning after teams of gunmen carried out a brazen series of attacks across southern Mumbai, killing scores of people and taking hostages in three locations, the situation showed little signs of a quick resolution.</p>
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[Gunfire</a> heard at two Mumbai hotels - CNN.com](<a href=“http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/asiapcf/11/26/india.attacks/index.html]Gunfire”>Gunfire heard at two Mumbai hotels - CNN.com)</p>
<p>This has been going on for 12 hours. BBC says 101 dead, CNN says 87 rising. Gunfire is still being heard 12 hours later. They bombed the two hotels as well as a busy train station, restaurants, and other places throughout the city. 9 places total I believe.</p>
<p>This hits incredibly close to home considering that we’re vacationing in India and were meant to stay at the Taj next week. What a horrible and terrifying tragedy.</p>
<p>I heard one of the talking heads on TV yesterday say something to the effect that India had about 2000 people die from terrorist attacks in the prior several years. If true, apparently terrorism is a continuing problem in India.</p>