Shanghai Pudong International Airport suspected the explosion was subsequently cut

　　Yesterday, 2:20 P.M.,Pudong airportT2 Terminal international departure near c-Island counter, a man carrying homemade beer bottle explosives left to counter, and triggered conflagrations. Subsequently, the man pulled a dagger from a backpack, after cutting his neck down. Shanghai police said the men's injuries severe, 4 other passengers were exploding in the glass bottle pieces of minor scratches, are treated. Incidents causing three flights were affected. At present, the case is under further investigation.

　　At 2 o'clock in the afternoon yesterday, and several friends broke the news that, 2:20, Shanghai Pudong airport T2 Terminal c counter near the smoke, and accompanied by sound, the suspected explosion. One was terminal when netizens said the incident, at the scene of the explosion to see a man had neck injuries.

　　A witness, heard loud noise, then saw smoke in the vicinity, with several people injured and bleeding.

After the incident, the public security and armed police personnel rushed to scene and take control. Users upload live video shows, "bang" after a loud, bystanders flee away, and then came twiceExplosionAnd lots of smoke, onlookers around running away again.

　　6:38 P.M. yesterday, the Shanghai Public Security Bureau official Micro-Blog said, day 2:26 P.M., Pudong airport T2 Terminal international departure c value counter, a deflagration occurred events. Preliminary investigation by the public security authorities, a man took out from a carry-on backpack with beer bottles of homemade explosives thrown to counter, beer bottles after the explosion occurred, the man pulled a dagger from a backpack, after cutting his neck down, current injury in critically ill, is rescued. Another 4 passengers (one of them a Filipino) were minor scratches by exploding glass bottle pieces, are currently treated. In the case is under further investigation. After the incident, except handle values of three flights in the region affected, the currentAirportOperating normally.