“Hi all, here we have complied down some basic yet important points which should be given out to everybody regarding Anti-Terror & Hostage Survival. Kindly, print the notice pamphlet given here and paste it around your office, restaurants, hotels, bus stops or any other places or people who might read it. Or you can email it to your friends. Hope this helps.

Vicky Kapoor”

Hostage Takeover:

Lock the door, turn off the lights, grab the phone & get down on the floor. Hide wallet & identification. Stay in bathroom, away from door & windows.

Grenade Attack:

Watch its landing, if its not rolling, run & jump away with your head pointing away. Overlap your legs, close them & close eyes along with ears with hands.

Containers / Car bomb:

Do not rush to the window to see what happened. Seek cover against a secondary explosion. Get on floor & stay away from cars & containers.

Public Transportation Bomb:

Raise alarm if you find backpacks, luggage, or packages in or around your seat. The “safest” place to sit is the rear of a train or bus. Avoid busy hours.

Suicide Bomber:

Terrorist may display nervousness, profuse sweating, constant scanning for fear of being discovered, a distance stare or even appear to be under the influence of a drugs to numb his or her natural sensibilities. Of course visual indicators will be things such as a person wearing bulky clothing that conceals the device, clothing that is buttoned or zipped up tight, clutching onto or nervously handling something in hand or pocket (like a detonating trigger or mobile phone), or a disguise that doesn’t look quite right (perhaps a military or police uniform that is not worn correctly).

Rescue Attempt during Hostage Crisis:

Get under desks, behind chairs, or behind any large object that provides protection. Avoid being near doors, windows. Do not move, you might be handcuffed, searched, and possibly gagged and/or blindfolded until everyone is positively identified. Cooperate fully with them, write down everything you can remember: guard location, weapons & explosives description / placement, or any other info that might help rescue forces.

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