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Tomorrow declared 'day of mourning' in Sichuan
By Li Qian |
April 26, 2013, Friday
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THE government of Sichuan Province in southwest China declared tomorrow a day of mourning for the 196 people killed by a powerful earthquake last week.
People across the province will observe a three-minute silence from 8:02am, the same moment a week ago when the deadly earthquake struck Ya'an City. Air-raid sirens, car horns and ship sirens will wail for three minutes in mourning.
The provincial government said all public entertainment activities will be banned for one day tomorrow.
People across the province will observe a three-minute silence from 8:02am, the same moment a week ago when the deadly earthquake struck Ya'an City. Air-raid sirens, car horns and ship sirens will wail for three minutes in mourning.
The provincial government said all public entertainment activities will be banned for one day tomorrow.
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