
Tianjin cleaning cyanide at deadly blasts site
TIANJIN, Aug. 16 (Xinhua) -- Rescuers are cleaning hundreds of tonnes of highly-toxic cyanide remaining in north China's Tianjin city following warehouse blasts that killed at least 112 people on Wednesday night.
Initial estimates put the amount of cyanide at the site at hundreds of tonnes, most of which was unaffected, said Shi Luze, chief of staff of the Beijing Military Area Command at a press conference on Sunday.Full story
Video: Teams search core area of Tianjin blast site
Photo: Chemical defense soldiers monitor Tianjin blast site
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