Siege in India may be over, but Dangerous Situation, and Need for Prayer Remains

Officials say there may still be five terrorists at large as the nation raises its threat level to ?war? status.

(Mumbai, India)?The world watched in horror last week, as terrorists stormed several locations in Mumbai (formerly Bombay), India, killing 172 and injuring many others.

Indian security forces claimed to have killed 9 terrorists and captured one alive. According to reports on Monday, the fishing boat used by the gunmen to approach Mumbai, contained 15 lifejackets and even toothbrushes, suggesting that there were still some who had not been apprehended or killed.

The Indian government has subsequently raised the security level to ?war? status.

In the meantime, the bodies of some of the victims killed in the attack have been flown home for burial, including those of Rabbi Gavriel and Rebetzin Rivka Holtzberg who were beloved emissaries at the Chabad House?a Jewish center in India. (Holtzberg orphan, Moshe/AP Photo)

The Holtzbergs? two-year-old son, Moshe Tzvi, was present with his parents at the time of the attack, but his babysitter, Sandra Samuel was able to rescue him and bring him to safety.