Tiananmen crash aftermath

BEIJING, China - Photo shows Tiananmen gate to the Forbidden City in Beijing on Oct. 30, 2013, with a fire extinguisher visible in the foreground. Chinese police said the same day that they have captured all five surviving suspects behind a deadly car crash two days before in front of the Forbidden City, characterizing the incident as "a terrorist attack" by an ethnic minority group.

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