Bomb alert in city landmark
March 2, 2011, Wednesday
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ONE of the city's tallest building, the Jin Mao Tower, was partly evacuated yesterday after a man on its top floor claimed he had a bomb.
He was detained by police and no incendiaries were discovered in his backpack. Shanghai police said the 23-year-old man, who was not named, was "depressed" and "looking for trouble." He was taken away for questioning. The drama began about 3:40pm when the man on the 88th observatory floor of the 420.5-meter building claimed that he was carrying a bomb, witnesses said. Visitors and staff on the floor were evacuated as police cordoned off the building. Shortly after 5pm, the man was led away.
He was detained by police and no incendiaries were discovered in his backpack. Shanghai police said the 23-year-old man, who was not named, was "depressed" and "looking for trouble." He was taken away for questioning. The drama began about 3:40pm when the man on the 88th observatory floor of the 420.5-meter building claimed that he was carrying a bomb, witnesses said. Visitors and staff on the floor were evacuated as police cordoned off the building. Shortly after 5pm, the man was led away.
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