Vietnam anti-China protest: Factories
burnt
At least 15
foreign-owned factories have been set on fire amid anti-China protests at
industrial parks in southern Vietnam .
Hundreds more were attacked by some of
the 20,000 workers who protesting in the streets of Binh Duong province.
They are protesting after China moved a drilling rig into waters also
claimed by Vietnam
earlier this month.
No casualties have been reported but
officials said at least 200 people had been arrested over the violence.
In response to the protests, a Chinese
foreign ministry spokesman said Vietnam
was the "provocateur", and that Beijing
had expressed concern to Hanoi .
Meanwhile, Taiwan
summoned the Vietnamese envoy to Taipei
after reports that many Taiwanese firms were targeted having been mistaken by
rioters for Chinese factories.
Structure of the
Lead:
WHO-15 foreign-owned factories
WHEN-not given
WHAT-have been set on fire
WHY- anti-China protests
WHERE- at industrial parks in southern Vietnam
HOW-not given
Keywords:
1. factory : 工廠
2. anti-China : 反中國
3. protest : 抗議
4. rig : 裝備
5. arrest : 逮捕
6. violence : 暴力
7. provocateur : 內姦resource:http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-27403851
so sad of them
回覆刪除Some people in the factory might be innocent, they should not be attacked.
回覆刪除I'm so sad to hear this thing.
回覆刪除I don't think every Chinese should be attacked. It is really a bad news.
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