Students hurt in China primary school crash as nerves fray over recent attacks

Voice Of America

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Students were arriving for classes around 8am local time at Yong'an Elementary School in the city of Changde when a white SUV ripped down the road and ploughed into the children as they were approaching the school gates.
Daily Mail
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Few details were released, reflecting China's reflexive inclination to suppress news about crime, protests and major accidents that could erode public confidence in the ruling Communist Party's self-declared ability to maintain social order.
CBS News
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The incident happened just over a week after a driver rammed his vehicle into a crowd at a sports centre in Zhuhai in southern China, killing 35 people and severely injuring 43 in the deadliest mass attack in China in a decade.
Deccan Herald
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In the Changde case, it was not clear if the incident was caused deliberately.
The Gazette

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