Map of bus explosion sites
Map of bus explosion sites in Kunming
Map locating Kunming in China's Yunnan province where a pair of bus explosions, believed by local police to be deliberate, killed two people on Monday. more>>Beijing says bus security tightened after blasts
China has tightened security on buses in Olympic host city Beijing following a pair of deadly explosions on public buses in the country's southwest, the Games' top security official said Wednesday.
- Police triple reward for clues in fatal China bus blasts (Jul 23, 06:42 GMT)
- City official: Fatal Kunming bus blasts "not terrorism" (Jul 22, 11:02 GMT)
- Explosion triggered by time bomb: police (Jul 21, 07:31 GMT)
- Identity of a killed passenger confirmed (Jul 21, 06:37 GMT)
- China bus blasts believed to be deliberate (Jul 21, 05:51 GMT)
Latest news
- Beijing says bus security tightened after blasts (Jul 23, 08:05 GMT)
- Police triple reward for clues in fatal China bus blasts (Jul 23, 06:42 GMT)
- $14,280 reward offered for blasts clue in Yunnan
(Jul 23, 07:04 GMT) - City official: Fatal Kunming bus blasts "not terrorism" (Jul 22, 11:02 GMT)
- Police offers 100,000 yuan reward for clues in China bus blast (Jul 22, 07:42 GMT)
- China says no Olympic terror link found in bus blasts (Jul 22, 08:06 GMT)
- Police insists "only two" deaths in two explosions in Kunming bus blasts (Jul 22, 06:29 GMT)
- Mysterious warning message spread on cell phones before explosion: police (Jul 22, 05:45 GMT)
- Death toll from bus blasts in Kunming unchanged (Jul 22, 05:35 GMT)
- China city tense after bus blasts: state media (Jul 22, 05:10 GMT)
- All buses must go through security checks before entering station (Jul 21, 10:43 GMT)
- Experts from top security department rush to Kunming (Jul 21, 09:07 GMT)
Photo reports
- Senior official visits injured passengers (Jul 21, 10:29 GMT)
- Map of bus explosion sites in Kunming (Jul 21, 10:17 GMT)
- Policemen investigate at an explosion site (Jul 21, 08:38 GMT)
- Identity of a killed passenger confirmed (Jul 21, 06:37 GMT)
- Injured passengers rushed to hospital for treatment (Jul 21, 06:13 GMT)
- Frightened passengers helped out of exploded bus (Jul 21, 08:07 GMT)
- Police regulate control at blast site (Jul 21, 06:05 GMT)
- Site of bus explosion blocked (Jul 21, 05:49 GMT)
On the spot
Yunnan's top health official Chen Juemin visits the injured bus driver in a local hospital on Monday. more>>
A passenger injured in the bus explosion Monday morning is under operation in a local hospital. more>>
Frightened passengers are seen sitting on the ground after being helped out from the exploded bus. more>>
The bus hit by an explosion is seen in Kunming, capital of southwest China's Yunnan Province, July 21, 2008. more>>