THE US embassy was placed on “lockdown” with workers told to move far away from the windows. A number of people inside the building posted on social media claiming that an alarm has gon…
THE US embassy was placed on "lockdown" with workers told to move far away from the windows.
A number of people inside the building posted on social media claiming that an alarm has gone off due to an "ongoing situation".Photos shared online by some people inside the building show them crouching on the floor and sitting back against the walls. While one witness, who lives close to the embassy reported how there are armed police and sniffer dogs patrolling the area.
Reports on social media said there is lots of "armed police shouting" although the security threat still remains unclear. It is also been reported that the alert has seen staff and visitors asked to move "far from the windows".
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