Washingtonian Magazine reports that local media are putting together evacuation and contingency plans:
The Washington Post is moving its data center to Tysons Corner in Virginia.
U.S. News has plans to send reporters and editors to hotels in Frederick, Maryland.
The BBC would evacuate its staff to waiting boats on the Potomac River to avoid land-based escape routes that are likely to be jammed.
The New York Times Washington bureau says it hasn’t a clue about what to do.
As the threat of a terrorist attack on Washington occupies the front pages and airwaves, news organizations are trying to figure out how to keep going in a capital city where the air or water might be toxic.
