Order restored in Urumqi
- Source: CRI
- [08:21 July 17 2009]
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Citizens cross a street in Urumqi, captial of northwest Xinjiang Autonomous Region on Saturday, July 11, 2009. People get out of their homes as order is restored in the city.
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