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Blast near US Embassy in Beijing – reports (PHOTO, VIDEO)
Published time: 26 Jul, 2018 05:49Edited time: 26 Jul, 2018 06:43
A police officer is seen near the U.S. embassy in Beijing, China July 26, 2018 ©Thomas Peter / Reuters
Plumes of smoke are seen in videos released online. The images also show police and what appears to be a body covered by a blanket, lying on the ground.
Neither Chinese, nor American officials have so far confirmed the incident.
According to Radio Free Asia online news, a man attempted to throw a homemade bomb into the gated compound of the embassy, but the device went off earlier than planned. The blast caused panic and injured a number of people, the news portal said. However, there is no official information on whether anyone was hurt in the incident.
Amid reports of the blast, China’s Global Times cited witnesses claiming that a woman sprayed gasoline on herself in a suspected self-immolation attempt. Police took her away, but it is not yet clear if the incident is related to the suspected explosion, according to the Global Times.
Chinese police were seen examining a vehicle outside the compound, a witness told Reuters.
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Blast near US Embassy in Beijing – reports (PHOTO, VIDEO)
Published time: 26 Jul, 2018 05:49Edited time: 26 Jul, 2018 06:43

A police officer is seen near the U.S. embassy in Beijing, China July 26, 2018 ©Thomas Peter / Reuters
Plumes of smoke are seen in videos released online. The images also show police and what appears to be a body covered by a blanket, lying on the ground.
Neither Chinese, nor American officials have so far confirmed the incident.
According to Radio Free Asia online news, a man attempted to throw a homemade bomb into the gated compound of the embassy, but the device went off earlier than planned. The blast caused panic and injured a number of people, the news portal said. However, there is no official information on whether anyone was hurt in the incident.
Amid reports of the blast, China’s Global Times cited witnesses claiming that a woman sprayed gasoline on herself in a suspected self-immolation attempt. Police took her away, but it is not yet clear if the incident is related to the suspected explosion, according to the Global Times.
Chinese police were seen examining a vehicle outside the compound, a witness told Reuters.