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'I asked them to find my husband, but no one dared to go outside'
Dong Yuanyuan should be on honeymoon, sightseeing in Shanghai with her husband. But late last Sunday night, their bus stopped when a set of traffic lights in Urumqi turned red.
A few seconds earlier and the newlyweds might have escaped the ethnic riot sweeping the city. Instead, the hail of rocks and sticks that crashed down on them began an ordeal that would leave the 24-year-old teacher with injuries to her head, neck, arms and legs – and without her husband.
This is very tragic, I expect her husband is dead, its awful what mob power can do, humans are truthfully violent animals sometimes when allowed to run a muck. Even within a communist state crimes caused by mobs happen and innocent life's are wrecked. No woman should be attacked in such away and have their future changed by a bunch of de-humanized animals.
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