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UPDATED: March 22, 2008  
5 Young Women Victims of Tibet Riot Mourned
 
 
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People holding flowers mourn in front of the photos of five young women victims of the riot in Lhasa, capital of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, March 21, 2008. More than 100 citizens mourned here on Friday for five women victims of the Tibet riot in front of the shop where they died. The five were sales assistants in a Yishion clothing store on a busy commercial street in downtown Lhasa. They were burnt to death in a fire set by rioters during the riot on March 14. They were Cering Zhoigar from Xigaze, Han Xinxin from Henan Province, and Chen Jia, Yang Dongmei and Liu Yan all from neighboring Sichuan Province. (Xinhua)



 
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