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FM: No Chinese students killed in Japan
Latest Updated by 2005-04-15 10:15:16

China denied Thursday that two Chinese students have been killed in Japan.

A short news release issued by Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang said Japanese media reports that two Chinese students had been killed in Japan were untrue.

"We have carefully checked the facts, and the story is false," Qin said.

The ministry has not revealed any details.

Editor: Olivia

By: Source:China View website
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