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Mumbai Day After: Police lists helplines
Press Trust of India / Mumbai July 12, 2006
The Mumbai Police have released a detailed list of deceased and injured in the blast that shook the city last evening.

The list, that could be accessed at website www.mumbaipolice.org, contains detailed information about the dead or injured, including name, address and the place of accident and hospital's name where they have been admitted, a Mumbai police release said today.

In addition, information can also be obtained on helplines: 1090, 103, 100, 022-22653054, 022-2264-1752, 022-2264-1753, 022-2262-1855, 022-6451-3333, 022-6451-4444, 022-6451-5555.

According to the list, the death toll has been put at 183, and 714 people have been injured in the blasts.

 
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