Turkey responds to bomb attack with airstrikes - 60 Second Security - Personal Attack Alarms

Turkey responds to bomb attack with airstrikes




Turkey has responded to a second fatal bomb
attack within a month by bombing Kurdish rebel
targets in northern Iraq. Bruce what do we
know about the strikes and the Ankara bombers'
ties to these rebels?
This was a very quick response, Connyoung.
Turkish state media say fighter jets went
in just hours after a car bomb exploded in
Ankara... killing at least 34 people and wounding
125 others.
Security officials say they have evidence
one of the bombers was a female member of
the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party, or PKK.
While the government investigates... families
and friends of the dead mourn.
andquot;What can we feel? We are numb. Our feelings
died. We are just sad. As everybody says,
may God bless our country. There is nothing
else to say.andquot;
The Turkish government said it expects to
officially identify the organization behind
the attack at some point on Monday.
Connyoung has comment regarding South Korean
government --

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2Aqr12KdbU


60 Second Security - Personal Attack Alarms




Hi, I’m PC Chris Hayden
and welcome to our series of videos
all around simple security tips.
And we’re going to do this
in under 60 seconds!
If you follow these simple safety tips
hopefully you will never need
to use a personal attack alarm.
But carry one just in case!
Anyone can carry an alarm,
regardless of age.
There are all different types
and they’re available
for a relatively low price.
Avoid risky areas
such as alleyways and cut throughs.
And remember, safety in numbers.
Many people who have been robbed
say that the attacker
came from nowhere.
Chances are they didn’t.
Always be aware of your surroundings.
Don’t advertise your stuff
and stay on busy well lit routes.
If you feel that your being followed
consider going into a shop
or busy place for help,
try to get away, shout for help
or consider setting off your alarm.
If you are threatened
always give up property
rather than risk getting hurt.
Report suspicious behaviour
to the police by ringing 101
or 999 in an emergency.
This is simple security, but effective!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDxex4sgFEs