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Lumbini Park, one of the blast sites in Hyderabad, reopened to visitors today.
Hyderabad, Aug 30 : Lumbini Park, one of the blast sites in Hyderabad, reopened to visitors today.
Ramanarasimha Reddy, the chief inspector of the Saifabad Police Station said: "We have erected DFMDs (Door Frame Metal Detectors), scanners and metal detectors. Also there will be certain enclosures to check women tourists."
Several visitors trickled in to see the amusement park.
"After the incident, people are scared to come here. After a month or two, the situation will become normal," said Ravi, a visitor.
The two bomb blasts on August 25 killed 43 people.
No one has claimed responsibility for the incident, but the police suspects the hand of militants.
ANI
