@ poster,who told u dat?am in china right nw wid my uncle,he's fastin and he gos to most everyday.and all I no dere fastin here in china
Please check your google to confirm,
its not affecting every city in china, for your info...every province in China ha their special laws, last month some men from That particular city, xinjiang tried to hijack a plane but were over powered by passenger. That city called XINJIANG IS A MUSLIM CITY AND THEY HAD SO MANY PROBLEMS WITH THE CHINESE RULING COMMUNIST PARTY.
see below the story about the plane hijacking:
Passengers foil attempted hijacking on China flight
Tianjin Airlines' daily flight from Hotan to Urumqi, the capital of the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region in Northwest China, took off half an hour late on Tuesday, arriving safely at its destination 90 minutes later.
The passengers experienced some turbulence during the journey, but the discomfort was minor compared with events on the same flight last week.
On that day, the cabin crew and passengers on Flight GS7554 foiled an attempted hijacking, which left at least 10 people injured.
The six would-be hijackers tried to take control of the narrow-bodied Embraer ERJ-190 jet shortly after take off.
The attempt failed after passengers and crew realized what was happening and began to fight back.
Two police officers on the flight were injured and two cabin crew and six passengers suffered minor cuts and bruises as they fought with the men.
The plane returned to Hotan Airport immediately after the incident and the local authorities have confirmed that the six suspects - all male and members of the Uygur ethnic group - are being held in police custody and the case is under investigation.
Sequence of events
The sequence of events was as follows: Just 10 minutes after the plane took off, three men attempted to break into the cockpit using metal bars they'd smuggled onto the aircraft hidden inside crutches, according to an air hostess who declined to be named.
She was the first to offer any resistance and suffered injuries in the attack.
At the same time, three men at the back of the plane stood up and began waving metal bars and what some observers claim were explosive materials. They ordered the passengers to remain seated and not to move.
After a failed attempt to gain entry to the cockpit, one of the men tried to use a lighter to ignite the contents of a bottle he was holding, said Liu Huijun, deputy director of Xinjiang Grain Bureau who was sitting in the front row of the plane.
"I saw that the man was going to light the contents of the bottle, which was as big as a chewing gum container. So I stood up quickly and knocked the bottle away," said Liu, who suffered head injuries as he fought with the men.
Another passenger, Dou Ganggui, who was traveling in the first-class compartment, came to Liu's aid, fracturing bones in his hand during the fracas. "I can't recall the color or material in the bottle. It happened all of a sudden and the situation was totally chaotic, as you can imagine," said Liu.
"I don't think what I did was brave. It's something anyone would do in those circumstances. How could one sit and watch people trying to take the plane down, which would probably end up killing everyone in the process?" he said.
Bruises were plainly visible on the face of Fu Huacheng, deputy director of the education bureau of Lop county, Hotan prefecture, as he recalled the "horrifying experience on board".
The 44-year-old said he has a sixth sense about violence as he has lived in Hotan, the scene of many disturbances, since childhood. "Their eyes were fierce, so were their blows on my head with the metal bars. But it was a fight for life. If we'd been too frightened to fight back, we would have all died," said Fu.
"I heard the men yell 'Whoever stands up will die', and realized that it was a hijack attempt.
So I stood up and ran toward them. They were around four or five rows away from me and the people in those rows were sitting in total silence. That worried me and so I shouted in the Uygur language, 'Come on! Let's stand up and fight them. Otherwise, we will all die!' Then two men rushed at the hijackers, and the three of us fought them," Fu recalled.
Another passenger, police officer Turhong Ruzniaz from Hotan's Lop county, said that it was his duty to tackle the alleged hijackers. "About 10 minutes after the plane took off, I saw a tall man with long hair and black shirt stand up and hit a passenger with a metal stick while another man ran toward the cockpit with a bottle in his hand," he said. The 34-year-old kicked the man from behind and pinned him to the floor until the plane landed back at Hotan.
When he spoke on Monday, his right hand was still wrapped in bandages. "It's nothing. It didn't hurt the bone," he smiled.
if u attack my papa house, I'll retaliate but if you are peace loving,I will embrace you
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