Riot breaks out after assault on blind buskers


ANGRY passers-by who saw a group of security guards assaulting and chasing away some blind buskers reacted by burning police vehicles and a fire engine in Foshan, Guang-dong, China Press reported.

In the 7pm incident on Friday, the buskers were performing in a public place at Xinghao Bay when the officers moved in to chase them away.

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