Interview with eyewitnesses who saw the terrorist attack on Westminster Bridge

The transcript details a witness's account of a tragic event involving police evacuation, casualties, and the emotional aftermath. The witness describes seeing injured and deceased individuals and reflects on the emotional difficulty of processing the event. They recount a narrow escape, expressing gratitude for their safety and pondering the role of fate in their survival.

What was the narrator's estimate of the number of injured people?

• 5 to 7 people

• 8 to 10 people

• 11 to 13 people

• 14 to 16 people

How many people did the narrator think might have died at the scene?

• Four or five

• Two or three

• One

• None

What activity did the narrator plan to do at the hotel to process the day's events?

• Have a cup of coffee or tea

• Have a meal

• Read a book

• Watch TV

What does the narrator believe helped them avoid the incident?

• A higher power

• Luck

• Police intervention

• Quick reflexes

What does the narrator emphasize as crucial in their safety during the incident?

• The location of the incident

• The time of day

• The weather

• The timing of their actions