China Chronicles March 3, 2013

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    Delta100 /Roller blade slitter
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    JOBO Tank with DIY JOBO reel
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  • 5 dead in SW China road accident

    A minivan's fall off a cliff in southwest China's Guizhou Province today has left five people dead and three others injured.

    The accident happened around 11:20 am when a minivan carrying eight people plunged 100 meters down a cliff near Wugu Village in Qianxinan Prefecture, said officials and rescuers at the site.

    They said three passengers, including one toddler, were injured as they were flung out of the vehicle before it fell off the mountain road, while the five remaining in the minivan were immediately killed.

    The cause of the accident is under investigation.

  • Police nabs 136 suspects in telecom fraud bust

    CHINESE police have seized 136 people for their suspected involvement in telecom fraud scams and uprooted 39 criminal bases, according to a statement released by the Ministry of Public Security today.

    Police also solved 736 cases of telecom fraud, with more than 3.2 million yuan involved in the swindling rings.

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  • 3 dead in NE China acid leak

    THREE people have died after 2,000 cubic meters of sulphuric acid leaked from a storehouse in a village in northeast China's Liaoning Province, local authorities said today.

    The exact number of casualties is still being verified after the accident happened at about 3 pm in Fangshen Village near Chaoyang City, said an official from the city's publicity bureau.

    The official said the acid leaked from a family-run storehouse and has contaminated nearby areas, making it hard for rescuers to approach. Two villagers were found dead at the site and another perished in hospital.



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