超级军网离家属申请限制加拿大妇女离境已第四天，现在到底怎么样 ...
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中国报纸一直说是肇事者尚在国内，现在是提交申请后第四天夜，离受害人家属申请限制肇事者出境已超48小时。目前结果如何？情况到底是什么？
在申请的当天，国外报导是肇事者已经回到加拿大，而中国国内报导是肇事者依然在国内。
中国报纸一直说是肇事者尚在国内，现在是提交申请后第四天夜，离受害人家属申请限制肇事者出境已超48小时。目前结果如何？情况到底是什么？
在申请的当天，国外报导是肇事者已经回到加拿大，而中国国内报导是肇事者依然在国内。
人已经跑了。。。
人已经跑了。。。
国外的报导是她已经返回加拿大，中国的报导是她仍在中国境内。再看几天，反正总有一个是错误的。
国外的报导是她已经返回加拿大，中国的报导是她仍在中国境内。再看几天，反正总有一个是错误的。
此事也就这样了
哪种说法才是谣言？求辟谣！
真是活生生的现实啊
austrave2 发表于 2015-4-16 01:02
国外的报导是她已经返回加拿大，中国的报导是她仍在中国境内。再看几天，反正总有一个是错误的。
国外的报导是她已经返回加拿大，
中国的报导是有了限制，但成功否，未知。
国外的报导是她已经返回加拿大，中国的报导是她仍在中国境内。再看几天，反正总有一个是错误的。
国外的报导是她已经返回加拿大，
中国的报导是有了限制，但成功否，未知。
上上次，你说他们不愿回国；
上次，你说他们不是中国公民；
这次，又要找什么借口？
上次，你说他们不是中国公民；
这次，又要找什么借口？
国外的报导是她已经返回加拿大，
中国的报导是有了限制，但成功否，未知。
中国报导是将限制，没说过已经限制，什么时候会限制，不知道。
中国的报导是有了限制，但成功否，未知。
中国报导是将限制，没说过已经限制，什么时候会限制，不知道。
看来土鳖的脸又要被打了，多少次了麻木了没，尊严是不需要的，国家的和人民的。
出事就跑，这种习惯是谁培养出来的。
这事太细了不好说
来自:关于超级大本营
大约没结果就是坏结果。
austrave2 发表于 2015-4-16 01:02
国外的报导是她已经返回加拿大，中国的报导是她仍在中国境内。再看几天，反正总有一个是错误的。
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国外的报导是她已经返回加拿大，中国的报导是她仍在中国境内。再看几天，反正总有一个是错误的。
请转载原文或把链接发出来
请转载原文或把链接发出来
已经在别的帖子里贴过了，再贴一遍。也许远在万里之外的国外新闻媒体对中国的报导，要比中国国内媒体准确及时很多。
本帖最后由 austrave2 于 2015-4-14 01:23 编辑
英文报导，在长城撞死人的加拿大妇女已经返回了加拿大！
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-3035644/Chinese-woman-dies-accidentally-knocked-Canadian-tourist-Great-Wall-China.html
Chinese woman dies after being accidentally knocked over by Canadian tourist at Great Wall of China
.Cui Hongfang hit the back of her head on a corner of the stone wall
.Police have ruled it an accident, but are still investigating
.Victim's family said the tourist was running on a steep section of the wall
73-year-old woman died in front of horrified family members after she was knocked over by a Canadian tourist while visiting the Great Wall of China.
Cui Hongfang, from Heilongjiang Province in north-eastern China, hit the back of her head on a corner of the stone wall after she collided with the 38-year-old Canadian woman.
Police have ruled the tragedy an accident, although they are still investigating the circumstances of the Chinese woman’s death.
The victim’s husband told The Beijing News that his wife was knocked over as the tourist ran down steps on a steep section of the wall on Wednesday.
He told the newspaper: ‘The foreigner was moving really fast. She was chasing [someone] and laughing and wanted to go between me and my wife.'
Mrs Hongfang’s family members said she lost conscious immediately, was bleeding from her mouth, nose and ears, and stopped breathing shortly after she was knocked over on the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall.
They said the tourist ran further down the wall and then returned to the spot where the collision occurred.
Mrs Hongfang’s family called police and paramedics, who did not arrive until approximately one hour later due to the remote location north of Beijing.
An official with the Mutianyu Great Wall Tourism Services Company told news website China.org.cn that the collision occurred in a ‘blind spot’ within the CCTV system, so there is no footage of it.
The official said: ‘We have rules and warnings for tourists, asking them not to chase each other, run fast or play around on the steep sections of the Great Wall.’
Police decided not to charge the Canadian woman after interviewing her and witnesses.
Mrs Hongfang’s relatives were not pleased that the woman has not been charged with an offence such as involuntary manslaughter, and investigators advised them to file a civil lawsuit against the tourist, who has since returned to Canada.
已经在别的帖子里贴过了，再贴一遍。也许远在万里之外的国外新闻媒体对中国的报导，要比中国国内媒体准确及时很多。
本帖最后由 austrave2 于 2015-4-14 01:23 编辑
英文报导，在长城撞死人的加拿大妇女已经返回了加拿大！
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-3035644/Chinese-woman-dies-accidentally-knocked-Canadian-tourist-Great-Wall-China.html
Chinese woman dies after being accidentally knocked over by Canadian tourist at Great Wall of China
.Cui Hongfang hit the back of her head on a corner of the stone wall
.Police have ruled it an accident, but are still investigating
.Victim's family said the tourist was running on a steep section of the wall
73-year-old woman died in front of horrified family members after she was knocked over by a Canadian tourist while visiting the Great Wall of China.
Cui Hongfang, from Heilongjiang Province in north-eastern China, hit the back of her head on a corner of the stone wall after she collided with the 38-year-old Canadian woman.
Police have ruled the tragedy an accident, although they are still investigating the circumstances of the Chinese woman’s death.
The victim’s husband told The Beijing News that his wife was knocked over as the tourist ran down steps on a steep section of the wall on Wednesday.
He told the newspaper: ‘The foreigner was moving really fast. She was chasing [someone] and laughing and wanted to go between me and my wife.'
Mrs Hongfang’s family members said she lost conscious immediately, was bleeding from her mouth, nose and ears, and stopped breathing shortly after she was knocked over on the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall.
They said the tourist ran further down the wall and then returned to the spot where the collision occurred.
Mrs Hongfang’s family called police and paramedics, who did not arrive until approximately one hour later due to the remote location north of Beijing.
An official with the Mutianyu Great Wall Tourism Services Company told news website China.org.cn that the collision occurred in a ‘blind spot’ within the CCTV system, so there is no footage of it.
The official said: ‘We have rules and warnings for tourists, asking them not to chase each other, run fast or play around on the steep sections of the Great Wall.’
Police decided not to charge the Canadian woman after interviewing her and witnesses.
Mrs Hongfang’s relatives were not pleased that the woman has not been charged with an offence such as involuntary manslaughter, and investigators advised them to file a civil lawsuit against the tourist, who has since returned to Canada.