Tianjin catastrophe
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More than 150 are dead and 700 injured in a series of explosions two weeks ago in Tianjin, China, that caused an estimated $1.5 billion damages at the world's 10th largest port. An unusually critical Chinese media are pointing fingers at a politically connected company and lax oversight. View the gallery
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