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Sniper Kills Suspect After Setting Up Rifle Between Co-worker apos;s Legs

2021-01-03T22:23:43Z

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Chinese police have gunned down a hostage-taker who hijacked a woman at knife point at a subway station after one sniper set up a rifle between his colleague's legs. The plainclothes SWAT officer lay on his stomach on the ground for more than two hours while his [http://www.51ideas.com/?s=colleagues colleagues] tried to talk the man out of the situation, according to police. The sniper was instructed to kill the culprit from nearly 200 feet away after the suspect attempted to harm the hostage with a knife in the southern Chinese city of Nanning on August 9. The hostage was saved unhurt. SWAT sniper Zeng Hao lies on the ground while aiming at the hostage-taker through his colleagues' legs at a subway station in Nanning, China's Guangxi Province, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-nam-ninh-cong-vien-khung-long-thanh-tu-son-3-ngay.html tour nam ninh] on August 9 The suspect wraps his arm around the female commuter's neck and holds her at knife point RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-7422307/Chinese-telecom-giant-Huawei-denies-new-technology-theft-allegations.html Chinese telecom giant Huawei denies new technology theft...] [/news/article-7421139/If-choice-quit-says-Hong-Kongs-leader-apologises-unleashing-chaos.html 'If I have a choice, I would quit' says Hong Kong's...] [/news/article-7421803/Eight-children-killed-cleaver-wielding-man-slashed-pupils-revenge-attack.html Eight children are killed on the first day of class after a...] [/news/article-7419777/China-lodges-WTO-trade-complaint-against-US-govt.html Beijing lodges trade complaint against Washington with the...] Share this article Share 25 shares [ ][ ]: '[The suspect] wasn't communicating; he refused to speak. 'I asked him where he was from and why he was doing this. Then I asked him to let the girl go and offered him water, but he said no to everything.' Sniper Zeng (pictured), 42, has been awarded for his calm performance during the mission Officer Zeng has served the Nanning anti-terrorism forces for 19 years and is a top marksman. The sniper (right) is seen during a drill with the Guangxi SWAT team in southern China He said that the suspect had suicidal thoughts. He asked the police to give him a gun so he could commit suicide and claimed that he would kill the hostage otherwise, according to [ ]. Officer Zeng, who is also head of Nanning SWAT's First Tactical Unit, is seen setting up his rifle around a corner - behind one of his colleagues - and pointing the barrel of his firearm between the policeman's legs for concealment. He held the position for two hours until talks broke down and the suspect attempted to harm the woman around 7pm, the police said. Officer Zeng can be seen firing a single shot from his rifle, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-nam-ninh-cong-vien-khung-long-thanh-tu-son-3-ngay.html tour du lịch nam ninh] reportedly hitting the suspect in the head, before officers rush over and free the female hostage. Huang was killed instantly. Officer Zeng and four of his colleagues were awarded on Friday for their brave response Officer Zeng said: 'Because the suspect was sitting behind the victim, holding her, only about 10 centimetres (four inches) of his head was exposed. Shooting anywhere else might've threatened the hostage, so I ruled out attempting to hit any other body parts. 'I've been a policeman for 19 years and taken part in many [ "我们从没想过要开枪" 南宁地铁人质劫持案细节公布_新浪广西_新浪网][ "我们从没想过要开枪" 南宁地铁人质劫持案细节公布_新浪广西_新浪网] [ 南宁警方成功处置8.9全国首例地铁人质劫持案-资讯-高清正版视频在线观 ...] [ Samaritans | Every life lost to suicide is a tragedy | Here to listen] DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); );

Trump Says Six US Cases Of Coronavirus Are A apos;very Little Problem apos;

2021-01-03T09:51:17Z

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President Donald Trump dismissed US cases of coronavirus as a 'very little problem' on Thursday in an effort to reassure the American public despite the World Health Organization's declaration that the outbreak is a global health emergency. The new coronavirus spreading from China has also spread from one infected person who visited China to another who had not been to the outbreak's epicenter. As a result of both developments, the US State Department has issued its strictest travel warning, advising Americans not to go to China, where more than 200 people have died an nearly 10,000 are sick with the new disease. But Trump - a self-described 'germaphobe' - said that the six US cases are a 'very little problem,' while speaking at a Michigan manufacturing plant on Thursday. President Donald Trump said Thursday that coronavirus is a 'little problem' in the US, attempting to quell fears as the virus spread to a sixth American from his wife The new coronavirus has quickly spread around the globe, killing more than 200 people and sickening nearly 10,000 in more than 20 countries worldwide People line up to buy face masks from a medical supply company in Nanning in southern China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (Chinatopix via AP) Trump generally has discussed the virus in broad terms, but he offered some of his most extensive comments on the issue to date during an appearance Thursday at a Michigan manufacturing plant. 'Hopefully, it won't be as bad as some people think it could be, but we're working very closely with [the Chinese government] and with a lot of other people and a lot of other countries,' he said. 'We think we have it very well under control.' Trump described the handful of US cases as a 'very little problem' and said those people were 'recuperating successfully.' 'But we're working very closely with China and other countries and we think it's going to have a very good ending for us. That I can assure you,' he said. Trump also has discussed the situation with Chinese President Xi Jinping. 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Several nations have closed their borders with China and the US State Department has warned Americans against any travel to China amid the coronavirus outbreak. Many of those still traveling to and from the country wear masks, hoping to cut their infection risks Trump and health officials in the US and worldwide have praised efforts made in China to contain the virus's spread, such as spraying disinfectant (Chinatopix via AP) At the time, Trump ripped into Obama as a 'dope' and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-nam-ninh-cong-vien-khung-long-thanh-tu-son-3-ngay.html tour du lịch nam ninh] 'incompetent' and called for a travel ban on visitors from Ebola-infected countries. Trump also advocated preventing infected American health care workers from coming home for treatment. [http://www.melodyhome.com/category-0/?u=0&q=Obama%20faced Obama faced] some criticism from public health officials for being slow to address the Ebola crisis initially, but also received plaudits for eventually attacking it with vigor. He nudged Congress to make a $5.4 billion emergency appropriation to aid the fight and sent 3,000 US troops to West Africa to help with the international response. Lawrence Gostin, a professor of global health law at Georgetown University, said he's taken a measure of comfort in the fact that Trump, so far, hasn't overreacted and has resisted 'fanning the flames' as he did with his rhetoric during the Ebola crisis. That leaves room, Gostin said, for public health professionals to take the lead. 'As long as that continues and as long as there isn't political interference or mass quarantines in the US or outright travel bans, I will feel comfortable with how the White House is handling it,' Gostin said. He added that he'd like to see Trump ask Congress for a $1 billion emergency appropriation to help agencies battling to contain the virus. Trump is well aware the virus outbreak in China could create a wild card for the U.S. economy during an election year. And he has long prioritized the US economic relationship with China, especially during trade negotiations, and similarly largely held his tongue during widespread protests in Hong Kong. He also takes enormous pride in the personal relationship he's developed with Xi and has commended him for demonstrating 'transparency' as he deals with the crisis. Asked about the virus while traveling abroad last week, Trump said 'we have it totally under control.' In a separate Twitter posting, he offered reassurance but scant detail for his confidence. 'China has been working very hard to contain the Coronavirus,' Trump tweeted. 'The United States greatly appreciates their efforts and transparency. It will all work out well.' But some public health experts say Trump's rosy assessments of the situation don't match the ground truth. Gostin pointed to Chinese government bureaucratic delays that led to tens of thousands of people traveling outside of Wuhan province, increasing the likelihood that the virus will travel far beyond China. 'It´s not accurate at all,' Gostin said of Trump´s assessment of China´s handling of the outbreak. 'China manifestly does not have this under control.' Trump's budgets have proposed cuts to public health, only to be overruled by Congress, where there's strong bipartisan support for agencies like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Indeed, the money government disease detectives are tapping to fight the latest outbreak was a congressional idea. ___ Associated Press writers Josh Boak, Lauran Neergaard and Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar contributed to this report.

Restaurants Around China Launch apos;one Person Per Table apos; Rule

2021-01-02T21:31:35Z

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Restaurants and canteens around [/news/china/index.html China] have launched a ‘one person per table' policy to prevent the spread of the [/news/coronavirus/index.html coronavirus] after citizens started to leave their homes and go back to work. A noodle shop is seen taping up table seats to stop the customers from sitting next to each other in Nanning, Guangxi Province of southern China. This came after the quarantined restaurant had recently re-opened. 'It doesn't look very nice, but I think it's better to do this out of safety concerns,' the noodle shop owner, Su Yali, told the press. Restaurants around China have launched a ‘one person per table' policy to prevent the spread of the coronavirus after citizens started to leave their homes and go back to work A noodle shop is seen taping up the seats to allow only one customer per table in Nanning, Guangxi Province, China. The picture shows the seats being taped to divide the tables RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-8074267/Phone-obsessed-driver-crashes-new-car-river-playing-handset.html Phone-obsessed driver crashes his new car into a river while...] [/news/article-8073679/Chinese-app-Wechat-started-censor-coronavirus-related-messages-January-1-reports-reveal.html Revealed: Chinese app WeChat 'started to censor...] [/news/article-8073451/Chinese-police-wear-smart-helmets-detect-pedestrians-fevers-amid-coronavirus-crisis.html Chinese police wear smart helmets equipped with AI-powered...] [/news/article-8073373/Hairdressers-use-metre-long-brushes-serve-customers-avoid-catching-coronavirus.html Barbers style their customers' hair using tools attached to...] Share this article Share 295 shares The restaurant owner said diners are suggested to come back later or order the food as takeaways if the restaurant gets 'full'. One customer described the new rule was 'even stricter than school tests' while he was eating in a restaurant in Changsha, Hunan Province of southern China. 'It feels like I'm taking my university entrance exam,' he told [ ]. Diners are suggested to come back later or order the food as takeaway if the restaurant gets full, the owner of the noodle shop said. The [http://www.nuwireinvestor.com/results.aspx?searchwords=restaurant restaurant] has recently launched the new policy The new rule came after people started to leave homes and return to workplaces. A man is pictured sitting in the noodle shop where the seats are taped up to separate the customers Another company has also launched the policy to prevent the spread of the coronavirus after employees started to return to work. The picture shows the workers having their meals Another company has also launched the policy to prevent the spread of the coronavirus after employees started to return to work. 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The coronavirus, which is believed to originate from Wuhan late last year, has claimed 2,981 deaths and infected nearing 80,300 people in China. Although China has recently seen a sharp fall in the number of new patients, other countries are experiencing sustained rises in cases. Medics wearing protective clothing carry a patient to a hospital in Wuhan, Hubei Province A lone commuter wears a face mask as he crosses London Bridge (left) in the capital this morning, while a student at University College London (right) also chooses to cover her mouth Protective masks have become an increasingly common sight in the streets of London The total number of confirmed cases globally has surpassed 94,200 today with 3,220 deaths. Thirty-four new coronavirus cases were recorded in the UK today in the biggest daily spike recorded on British soil, taking the number of infected patients to 85. 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Five Hitmen Are Jailed In China Over Botched Assassination Plot

2021-01-02T06:28:09Z

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Six men have been jailed in [/news/china/index.html China] over a botched assassination plot in which a series of reluctant hitmen passed the job down the line until one of them blew their cover. Businessman Tan Youhui paid two million yuan (£218,000) to have his rival Wei Mou eliminated but the hitman he hired proved a poor choice. The assassin, Xi Guangan, farmed out the job to another hitman - an act of outsourcing which repeated itself three times with the fee declining each time. Eventually, the job passed to a fifth contractor, Ling Xiansi, who gave the game away by meeting with the target in a cafe and trying to persuade him to fake his own death. Guilty: The hitmen are presented at a court in China where they were found guilty of attempted murder over a botched assassination plot they kept [http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/public/sitesearch.do?querystring=contracting contracting] out to each other By the time the job passed to the fifth hitman, each one had taken a cut of the money and Ling was offered only 100,000 yuan (£11,000) for the killing. Ling chickened out and told Wei there was a price on his head. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-7600399/Chinese-pet-cafe-dyes-dogs-black-white-make-look-like-pandas.html Pet café owner dyes his six Chow Chow dogs black and white...] [/news/article-7599941/Whistleblower-escaped-Chinese-education-camp-reveals-horrors.html Whistleblower who escaped Chinese 're-education camp'...] Share this article Share The intended target agreed to pose with a staged photo in which he was gagged and his hands were tied. The hitman used the photos to claim that he had carried out the assassination job as requested. He later told police, who investigated the whole chain - but the six men were initially found not guilty. Courtroom drama: [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-nam-ninh-cong-vien-khung-long-thanh-tu-son-3-ngay.html tour nam ninh] After a long-running legal saga the five hitmen and the businessman have finally been convicted of attempted murder That was unusual in itself, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-nam-ninh-cong-vien-khung-long-thanh-tu-son-3-ngay.html tour du lịch nam ninh] in a country where courts have a 99 per cent conviction rate. The legal saga has been running since 2016 and a retrial has lasted three years. But last week a court in [http://www.blogher.com/search/apachesolr_search/Nanning Nanning] announced the five hitmen and the businessman had finally been convicted of attempted murder. The businessman who originally ordered the job was jailed for five years while the hitmen received prison terms between two and four years. Youhui had been locked in a legal dispute with his rival's firm in 2013 and hoped to eliminate the other businessman.

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2021-01-02T06:27:59Z

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