Bomb blast victims are treated in a Bombay hospital, August 25, 2003. Two car bombs killed at least 50 people and injured 150, 40 of them critically wounded in India's financial capital, one ripping through a congested bullion market and the second exploding minutes later near the city's most popular tourist attraction.    [Reuters]

Hospital attendants examine the dead bodies, who were killed in a bomb blast, in Bombay, India, Monday, Aug. 25, 2003.  The explosion came same day as the release of a report of a disputed Hindu and Muslim religious site that has been linked to the previous Bombay blast.  [AP]

Rescue workers take out the body of a bomb blast victim at the J. J. Hospital in Bombay, Aug 25, 2003.   [AP]

Muslim mourners take the body of a bombing victim for a burial in Bombay, India, Tuesday, Aug 26, 2003.   [AP]

Curious onlookers take a glimpse of the bomb blast site outside the Mumbadevi temple in Bombay Aug 26, 2003.   [AP]

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