3 Killed by Blast in Canton Rail Station
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HONG KONG — An explosion rocked a crowded train station in the southern Chinese city of Canton, killing three people and injuring more than 30, newspapers reported Saturday.
The blast occurred Friday about 80 feet from the west gate of the station, which was crowded with people following the arrival of a train from Shanghai, the newspapers said. The reports said the cause of the explosion was unknown.
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