BEIJING: Beijing police said Friday they held an "anti-terror" drill at a rail station, a day after a deadly bombing in China's far west blamed on alleged attackers infused with "religious extremism".
The drill underscores official concerns about terrorism following an apparent suicide bomb attack Wednesday at a railway station in the restive region of Xinjiang that left three dead, as well as 79 people wounded.
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