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Why did China censor reports of a deadly hit-and-run?

14 November 2024

1:40 AM

14 November 2024

1:40 AM

In many respects, the Chinese Communist party’s (CCP) response to one of the deadliest mass killings in recent Chinese history is drearily familiar. The authorities now say that at least 35 people were killed and dozens injured on Monday evening when the 62-year-old driver of an SUV rammed his vehicle into crowds at a local sports stadium.

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