January 14, 2014 Explosion in Guizhou Kills 14 The DiplomatA deadly explosion in Guizhou’s Kaili city is being investigated as a criminal case. By Shannon Tiezzi explosion in Guizhou province has killed 14 and injured seven. The explosion took place in Laoshan village in Kaili city in southeastern Guizhou. Xinhua noted that the explosion occurred at around 2:30 pm... Global Times reported that the explosion was “a man-made criminal case,” hinting that the explosion was purposeful... growing number of cities that have suffered from a violent bombing. The exact location of the explosion in Kaili in unverified, although the Global Times reported that it was rumored to have taken place in a gambling den. Once the site of the explosion is made public, it could imply a motive for the alleged attack.
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bombings in Taiyuan, the capital of Shanxi province The Taiyuan bombing, which killed one and injured eight, was described as the work of a previously convicted thief, Feng Zhijun, who wanted to “get revenged on society
Beijing’s international airport. lone wolf The Beijing airport bomb was set off by a long-time petitioner, Ji Zhongxing, who was trying to draw attention to his grievance. The explosion resulted in slight injuries to Ji and one policeman.
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2013 Beijing Capital International Airport bombing occurred at 6:24 pm on Saturday, July 20, 2013, near the Exit B at the second floor of Terminal 3 in Beijing Capital International Airport in Beijing, China. The blast only injured the bomber Ji Zhongxing (Chinese: 冀中星) himself.[3] No flights were affected, according to airport officials.[1]The bomb exploded near the Exit B at the second floor of Terminal 3 in Beijing Capital Airport. Ji was distributing flyers and was then stopped from doing so by the police; after, he detonated the device. Witness exclaimed to have seen a man in wheelchair warning them to step back before the explosion.[2] The man then took the bomb out of a bag with him and set it off, although the police were trying to stop him.[5]
The explosion only injured the bomber himself, who was taken to a hospital soon after, but shocked travelers and sent authorities scrambling.[2] The exit was then closed temporarily. Less than two hours after the explosion, airport officials said operations are back to normal and no flights were affected.[1]At the hospital, doctors amputated his left hand and has since been formally charged.
Investigation[edit]
The bomber was later identified as Ji Zhongxing (Chinese: 冀中星) by the police, was born in 1979 and from the city of Heze in Shandong province.[2] Police said Zhongxing is a petitioner, a citizen with a grievance against government officials or police.[1] He exclaimed that he was beaten by the security officers in Dongguan, Guangdong in 2005, breaking his back and paralyzing him from waist down. He began his petition after losing the lawsuits against local government while confined to his home with his father.[2] Officials in Dongguan claimed that he was compensated with 100,000 RMB but has been contradicted by Ji's personal blog. The Department of Public Security of Guangdong has already required the government of Dongguan to investigate the concerning case.[6]
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British Broadcasting CorporationOct 16, 2013 - China's blogs have been full of sympathy for Ji Zhongxing, who has been jailed for detonating a bomb at Beijing International Airport.
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6,000 Chinese schoolchildren have been sent home amid fears for the safety of buildings near the site of an explosion on Tuesday, state media says.
Two trucks packed with explosives blew up while they were in a repair garage, killing eight people and leaving more than 200 wounded. Nov 01, 2011 · China schools closed after Guizhou truck explosion. 2 November 2011. From the section Asia; Image caption The explosion in Fuquan flattened several buildings
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WikipediaThe 2011 Kashgar attacks were a series of knife and bomb attacks in Kashgar, Xinjiang, China on July 30 and 31, 2011. On July 30, two Uyghur men hijacked a ...
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