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China's official Xinhua news agency says 27 people were killed and 109 ... after a group of knife-wielding men attacked a train station in southwestern China. ... The state-run Yunnan News
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Updated Knife-wielding men reportedly kill 27 at China train station
China's official Xinhua news agency says 27 people were killed and 109 injured Saturday after a group of knife-wielding men attacked a train station in southwestern China.
China train station attack: 27 reported killed in knife attack
Local media reports eyewitnesses say there there were deaths and injuries in the attack
The Associated Press
Posted: Mar 01, 2014 10:37 AM ET
Last Updated: Mar 01, 2014 12:20 PM ET
China's official Xinhua news agency says 27 people were killed and
109 injured Saturday after a group of knife-wielding men attacked a
train station in southwestern China.
Xinhua did not provide more details about the evening attack at the Kunming Railway Station in Yunnan province, and the attackers were not identified. Kunming city police said they did not have immediate information to release.
Local TV station K6 said several of the attackers were shot by police
and that victims were being transported to local hospitals.
The state-run Yunnan News said that the men were wearing uniforms when they stormed the railway station and that gunshots were heard after police arrived.
Photos circulating online showed scattered luggage and bodies lying on the floor in blood.
The motive behind the attack was not immediately clear, but China has seen a number of mass stabbings and other attacks carried out by people bearing grudges against society.
said that the men were wearing .Xinhua did not provide more details about the evening attack at the Kunming Railway Station in Yunnan province, and the attackers were not identified. Kunming city police said they did not have immediate information to release.
The state-run Yunnan News said that the men were wearing uniforms when they stormed the railway station and that gunshots were heard after police arrived.
Photos circulating online showed scattered luggage and bodies lying on the floor in blood.
The motive behind the attack was not immediately clear, but China has seen a number of mass stabbings and other attacks carried out by people bearing grudges against society.
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