POLICE in Gansu Province are offering a 20,000 yuan (US$2,857) reward for information leading to the arrest of the thieves who stole an ancient bronze mirror from a Dunhuang museum last month. There have been no... ...full story at Shanghai Daily
from Shanghai Daily on Tue, Sep 09 2008
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Gansu Monk Rioters Surrender to Police »
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| 03 Sep 08 |
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Ancient bronze mirror stolen from NW China museum » People's Daily An ancient bronze mirror from the Wei and Jin Dynasties (220-420) was stolen from a Dunhuang museum in northwest China's Gansu Province, a curator confirmed on Wednesday. The Dunhuang Municipal Museum reported the theft to local police as soon as... |
| 03 Sep 08 |
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Ancient bronze mirror stolen » Shanghai Daily AN ancient bronze mirror was stolen from a Dunhuang museum in northwest China's Gansu Province, a curator confirmed yesterday. The Dunhuang Municipal Museum reported the theft to local police as soon as it found... |
| 03 Sep 08 |
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Theft a sad cultural reflection » Shanghai Daily POLICE in Dunhuang City are investigating the theft of a Weijin Dynasty bronze mirror from the Dunhuang Museum. Police have no clues as to the whereabouts of the mirror, Xinhuanet.com reported today. The... |
| 23 Jul 08 |
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Bus blasts: police increase reward » Shanghai Daily POLICE in Kunming City have trebled their reward to 300,000 yuan (US$44,000) for any information that might lead to the arrest of those responsible for Monday's fatal bus bomb blasts. A survivor of one of the... |
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Police offers reward for missing education chief » Shanghai Daily POLICE in Northeast China's Jilin Province are offering a 10,000 yuan (US$1,307) reward for clues as to the whereabouts of a senior education official who has not been seen since Friday. |
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