Explosion at Beijing airport injures bomber

Explosion at Beijing airport injures bomber

BEIJING, China - Workers clean up an area in Terminal 3 of Beijing's international airport on July 20, 2013, where a bomb exploded earlier in the day, injuring the bomber. According to local media, a Chinese man in a wheelchair set off a home-made explosive device at 6:24 p.m. after airport officials reprimanded him for unruly behavior.

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