Rescue and relief operations Relatives of the dead and injured received money and medical help from the government: "Rs 300,000 will be given as ex-gratia to next of the kin of every dead person, while those seriously injured will get Rs 50,000," Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit told reporters. The injured received free treatment at any government hospital. Reactions Delhi police ordered all temples and restaurants in Delhi closed shortly after the explosions, and the city of Delhi went on red alert. Bomb hoaxes At least two phone calls reporting fake bombs have been received by the Delhi police, including a false report of a bomb in a school (or a fair) for people with visual disabilities. In addition, there was a phone call reporting a (purportedly fake) bomb near a bank in Khari Baoli before the attacks occurred; the object referred to by the call was a suitcase, in which there were documents, batteries, and wires. In the midst of the attacks, there was another hoax call reporting a bomb going off in the Gole Market. The Delhi police, after the explosions, sent out messages to the public asking them to report unidentified objects. This led to a wave of reports of "bombs", all of which proved to be either nonexistent or more benign objects, including a "bomb" at the Som Bazaar in eastern Delhi and another "bomb" near the Sanjay Gandhi Hospital. World reaction The bombings have provoked strong international condemnation from the United States, Britain, Canada, Australia, China, Sri Lanka, Japan, Belgium, Brazil, Iran, UAE, European Union, Bangladesh, Maldives, and South Africa. See also 1993 Mumbai bombings List of terrorist incidents Allegations of state terrorism committed by Pakistan References External links Incident Summary at the Global Terrorism Database. Serial Blasts in Delhi . 13 September 2008. indiatwo.com. How the Delhi blasts case was cracked. 20 October 2006. Serial blasts rock Delhi, nearly 50 dead. NDTV. India explosions. 29 October 2005. CNN Asia Pacific. Editorial: Serial blasts, sleeper cells and terror. 31 October 2005. Times of India. Video report. MSNBC. News. BBC Delhi. News update. BBC India. 21st-century mass murder in India Mass murder in 2005 2010s in Delhi Terrorist incidents in India in 2005 Improvised explosive device bombings in India Islamic terrorism in India Marketplace attacks Crime in Delhi Islamic terrorist incidents in 2005 Attacks on buildings and structures in India 2000s in Delhi Lashkar-e-Taiba attacks Indian