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Shanghai Pudong airport explosion wounds three Shanghai Pudong airport explosion wounds four
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An explosion at Shanghai's Pudong's International Airport has injured three people, Chinese officials say. A man has set off a homemade explosive device at Shanghai international airport, injuring four people as well as himself, Chinese officials say.
What appeared to be a homemade explosive blew up near a check-in counter in Terminal Two, state-run news agency Xinhua reported. The attacker threw a bottle containing explosives, which went off near a check-in counter in Terminal Two.
It is not yet clear who detonated the explosive or why. The man then took out a knife and stabbed his own neck, officials say.
In 2013 a wheelchair-bound man set off a bomb at Beijing airport to highlight a personal grievance. He later received a six-year prison sentence. In 2013 a man in a wheelchair detonated a bomb at Beijing airport to highlight a personal grievance. He was later sentenced to six years in prison.
The latest incident happened at about 15:00 (07:00) on Sunday . The latest incident happened at about 15:00 (07:00) on Sunday.
Eyewitness Ni Bowen told the Associated Press news agency that she was waiting to check in when there was a loud bang. Eyewitness Ni Bowen told the Associated Press news agency that she was waiting to check in at Pudong International Airport when there was a loud bang.
"I was scared and made off at once," she said. "A beer bottle filled with white smoke rolled right by my feet. I was scared and made off at once,'' she said.
The four injured people were taken to hospital. There is no word about their condition, or the identity of the attacker.