Indian security forces end 60-hour terrorist rampage in Mumbai

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Source: CCTV.com | 11-30-2008 10:23

Indian commandos have killed the last 2 gunmen holed up at a luxury hotel in Mumbai. Their deaths brought to an end a 60-hour terrorist rampage through India's financial capital, which left at least 195 people dead, including 22 foreigners.

Firefighters make efforts in front of the Mumbai Taj hotel  in Mumbai, India, on Nov. 29, 2008. The final encounter at  the Mumbai Taj hotel ended at about 8:20 a.m. local time  Saturday morning, reported local TV channel Headlines Today. (Xinhua Photo)

Firefighters moved into the Taj Mahal Hotel on Saturday, after the commandos finally came out.

Rescuers are still cleaning up the wreckage near the hotel.

The Taj Mahal was the last battleground, after three days of intense fighting in various parts of the city.

Nine of the gunmen were killed, a tenth was caught alive.

The violence began on Wednesday, when assailants attacked 10 sites across Mumbai.

Officials say at least 195 people had been killed, and 295 others wounded. Among the dead and injured are many foreigners.