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A week later, prayers, paper cranes, heightened security in Kunming

By Yang Wanli in Kunming and Zhao Yinan in Beijing | China Daily | Updated: 2014-03-08 08:39

Premier Li Keqiang urged the Yunnan provincial government to restore social stability and contribute to a safe Yunnan as well as a peaceful China after a deadly attack last Saturday in the provincial capital.

"We have the strength and determination to bring our people a stable life," he said as he participated in a group discussion of the Yunnan delegation at the National People's Congress on Friday.

Li also praised rescuers and security workers after a terrorist attack at Kunming Railway Station on March 1 in which 29 people died and 143 were injured.

A week later, prayers, paper cranes, heightened security in Kunming

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