China summons Myanmar ambassador after bomb kills four Chinese


  • World
  • Saturday, 14 Mar 2015

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China has summoned the Myanmar ambassador for a meeting in Beijing after a bomb from a Myanmar aircraft fell in Chinese territory and killed four Chinese people, China's foreign ministry said on Saturday.

Myanmar government forces have been battling rebels on the border with China since last month and China has urged Myanmar to "lower the temperature".

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