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<div>'Heard A Gunshot, Saw Secret Service Jump': Indian Journalist Recounts White House Dinner Scare</div>
'Heard A Gunshot, Saw Secret Service Jump': Indian Journalist Recounts White House Dinner Scare
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‘Heard A Gunshot, Saw Secret Service Jump’: Indian Journalist Recounts White House Dinner Scare

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An Indian journalist described hearing a gunshot near the entry point at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, prompting a swift evacuation of around 2,000 attendees.

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