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The Aftermath of a Train Station Terror Attack in China

Officials say a separatist group is responsible for a knife attack Saturday that killed 29 and injured 130. 
Associated Press

On Saturday, a team of knife-wielding terrorists killed 29 people and wounded 130 others at a train station in the southwest Chinese city Kunming. Since then, officials have amped up security around the city's public transit hubs.

Witnesses report that men and women dressed in black with cloth masks attacked passengers and employees at random with knives, meat cleavers, and swords. According to state media, there are eight suspected attackers. Four of them were shot dead by police at the scene; three others, according to Xinhua, have been caught.