Bombay, India +Explosions Hit Train Stations+

Bombay, India +Explosions Hit Train Stations+ Seven explosions rocked Bombay's commuter rail network during the evening rush hour, ripping apart train compartments. At least 20 people were killed.

There was chaos throughout Bombay's crowded rail network following the explosions, and authorities struggled to determine how many people had been killed and injured. Bombay Police Chief A.N. Roy said that 20 bodies had been taken to hospitals and that the death toll could go higher.

Witnesses reported seeing body parts strewn about stations, and bystanders were carrying victims to ambulances. In the background were twisted and torn train compartments. The force of the blasts ripped doors and windows off carriages, and luggage and debris were strewn about.

The spokesman for the Western Railway, confirmed that seven blasts had taken place. He said all trains had been suspended in Bombay and appealed to the public to stay away from the city's train stations.

U/D: 11:10
At least 60 people have been killed.

NYC is increasing security on all of its terminals and transits systems.

U/D: 23:20
Police have increased the death toll to 190 people, and about 439 injured.