Plane bomber sparks new terror fears

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American Airlines flight 63 from Paris, France, to Miami, FL, was diverted to Boston, MA, on Dec 22, 2001, after a man believed to be a British citizen tried to set off explosives contained in his shoes. French authorities had prevented him from boarding an earlier flight, and an investigation will now be held into the security lapse.

Police Protection, Terrorist Control, Prevention, Crime, Crimes aboard aircraft, Aircraft safety

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RAF plans to fly out British relatives

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The UK Foreign Office has indicated that it will assist relatives of the victims of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre in New York, NY, who wish to visit the city. A helpline set up by the Foreign Office has so far received 18,000 calls.

Crimes against, Manhattan, New York, New York, Bombings, World Trade Center (New York, New York)

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The vital importance of a last goodbye...

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Issues concerning the treatment of the survivors of catastrophes and the relatives of those who die in catastrophes are discussed. Saying goodbye is a key element of the bereavement process, and some people are helped by actually seeing the body.

Psychological aspects, Bereavement

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