How to survive a terror attack
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shoot to kill.
you didn't buy a gun to be killed with it.

On Wednesday, July 27, 2016 at 2:57:53 PM UTC-5, Travis wrote:
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> How to survive a terror attack: Run and hide - don't play dead, says 
> official UK security advice 
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> [image: Description: 'Run, hide and tell': Watch what to do in a firearms 
> or weapons attack]'Run, hide and tell': Watch what to do in a firearms or 
> weapons attack Play! 03:05 
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>    - Danny Boyle <http://www.telegraph.co.uk/authors/danny-boyle/> 
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> 27 July 2016 • 12:08pm 
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> A terrorist attack in the UK is "highly likely" after attacks in other 
> parts of Europe, Britain's intelligence agencies have warned, but would you 
> know how to protect yourself in a Paris-style attack?
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> UK security chiefs have issued stark guidance on how to prepare for a 
> terrorist atrocity on British soil, warning that victims should run and 
> hide rather than play dead.
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> The threat to the UK from international terrorism currently stands at 
> severe, meaning an attack is "highly likely".
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> Cover from view does not mean you are safe, bullets go through glass, 
> brick, wood and metalGovernment 'Stay Safe' advice
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> Britain's intelligence agencies highlighted the seriousness of the threat 
> <http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/07/26/british-security-services-warn-attack-in-uk-is-very-likely/>
>  facing 
> the nation as a senior Metropolitan Police officer urged people to be 
> vigilant.
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> Neil Basu, Deputy Assistant Commissioner, said: "While the threat from 
> terrorism remains unchanged at severe we urge the public to be vigilant.
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> "The UK police service is working tirelessly with our partners to confront 
> the threat and protect all our communities."
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> The National Counter Terrorism Security Office (Nactso) published the 
> advice on what to do in a gun and bomb attack in the wake of the terrorist 
> atrocities in Paris 
> <http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/france/11995246/Paris-shooting-What-we-know-so-far-on-Wednesday-afternoon.html>
>  in 
> November that killed 130 people. 
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> [image: Description: Victims of the Bastile Day terror attack in Nice in 
> July 2016 are seen fleeing the scene (left and top right); people run for 
> cover in Paris after the December 2015 attacks]Victims of the Bastile Day 
> terror attack in Nice in July 2016 are seen fleeing the scene (left and top 
> right); people run for cover in Paris after the December 2015 attacks Credit: 
> AFP/Getty 
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> France has been hit by a series of terror attacks in recent months linked 
> to Isil <http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/islamic-state/> (Islamic 
> State of Iraq and the Levant). 
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> The slitting of a priest's throat in Normandy 
> <http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/07/27/france-church-attack-normandy-priest-killer-was-tagged-and-on-te/>
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> on Tuesday sent shockwaves through a nation already reeling from the murder 
> of 84 people in Nice 
> <http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/07/17/nice-terror-attack-police-vans-blocking-promenade-withdrawn-hour1/>
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> on July 14, when a Tunisian national drove a lorry into crowds 
> enjoying Bastille Day fireworks, as well as an earlier atrocity at the 
> Charlie Hebdo magazine 
> <http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/france/12079430/Charlie-Hebdo-what-next-for-magazine-one-year-after-attack.html>
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> in Paris.
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> [image: Description: Armed gunmen face police officers near the offices of 
> the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo in 2015]Armed gunmen face 
> police officers near the offices of the French satirical newspaper Charlie 
> Hebdo in January 2015 
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> Counter-terror officials released tips on how to behave in an attack, 
> urging people to "escape if you can" - rather than lying down - or to 
> barricade themselves into a safe place with their phones on silent.
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> The document outlines what to do in "response to a fast moving incident 
> such as a firearms or weapons attack" and also advises businesses to 
> develop procedures for what Nactso called a "dynamic lockdown" to stop 
> armed terrorists entering a site.
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> It followed evidence from victims of the assault on the Bataclan music 
> hall 
> <http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/france/11995708/Dramatic-video-shows-clubbers-fleeing-Bataclan-theatre-and-clinging-to-windows-amid-gun-attack.html>,
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> where gunmen burst in and fired indiscriminately at the crowd.
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> Several survivors told how they dropped to the floor and remained still 
> <http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/france/11997120/Brother-dived-to-the-ground-to-avoid-gunfire-in-a-resaurant-and-got-up-to-discover-his-family-were-dead-around-him.html>
>  as 
> the massacre claimed the lives of 89 music fans and injured scores more.
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> [image: Description: Gunmen burst into the Bataclan music hall and fired 
> indiscriminately at the crowd in November]Gunmen burst into the Bataclan 
> music hall and fired indiscriminately at the crowd in November Credit: 
> CHRISTIAN HARTMANN/Reuters 
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> But the Nactso guidance said those caught up in such an attack should 
> "escape if you can", "insist others leave with you" and "leave belongings 
> behind".
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> In the event that escape routes are cut off, then officials advise finding 
> cover from the gunfire behind "substantial brickwork or heavy reinforced 
> walls" as "cover from view does not mean you are safe, bullets go through 
> glass, brick, wood and metal".
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> [image: Description: Theresa May: Terror threat to UK 'grave and 
> growing']Theresa 
> May: Terror threat to UK 'grave and growing' Play! 01:24 
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> After finding a hiding place, victims should "be quiet, silence your 
> phone" and barricade themselves in before phoning 999 and reporting the 
> location, details about the suspects and whether there are any hostages and 
> casualties.
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> The "Stay Safe" advice issued by the British Government sets out what 
> people should do in the event of a similar atrocity to the Paris attacks.
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> [image: Description: Terror in France: A timeline of attacks]Terror in 
> France: A timeline of attacks Play! 02:05 
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> The guidance also suggests companies train staff in how to lockdown 
> buildings and react to an attack.
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> "Dynamic lockdown is the ability to quickly restrict access and egress to 
> a site or building (or part of) through physical measures in response to a 
> threat, either external or internal," said Nactso, a branch of the National 
> Police Chiefs' Council.
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> Alarms, internal messages or a PA system could be used to inform workers 
> of a terrorist assault and firms should hold regular drills.
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> The advice was issued as elite firearms officers are now secretly 
> patrolling London's streets in a new fleet of unmarked cars as part of 
> heightened security arrangements.
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