Thousands riot in Shenzhen – China News

www.zhongnanhaiblog.com — The information office of the Shenzhen Municipal People's Government announced early on November 8 that there was a severe "police attacking" incident which began on the afternoon of November 7. This involved more than one thousand ordinary people in Shi Yan Road in Bao An District of Shenzhen.

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