The South Korean government has issued a warning against possible terrorist attacks (apparently not this one, however). According to the Korea Times:
Following a series of attacks against U.S-led coalition forces and allies last week, the South Korean government issued a warning against possible terror attacks on state organizations.
The Ministry of Government Administration and Home Affairs ordered all government and public offices to come up with contingency plans to deal with any possible terrorist attacks and natural disasters, and prepared a set of guidelines on ways to prevent and cope with such attacks.
According to the Ministry’s own contingency plan, all government authorities are to organize disaster-control centers in case of an emergency. They should also maintain an around-the-clock network of communication to effectively deal with any possible situation.
The Ministry also advised its government offices to tighten security checks and searches for explosives, biochemical weapons or any other type of weapons in their office buildings.
They also asked public offices to conduct regular checks on places where terrorists may hide explosives such as
Yonsei Universitytrashcans, toilets, fire extinguishers and oil-storage facilities.
Pic ripped off from the Korea Times.
