神马文学网Suspects in deadly wage dispute arrested
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Police in southwest China's Sichuan province on Wednesday said they have arrested all five suspects involved in a deadly wage dispute which drew nearly one thousand people onto the streets early this week.
Early Tuesday, nearly 1,000 migrant workers and local residents rallied on a highway in Dujiangyan city, about one hour drive from the provincial capital Chengdu, protesting the deaths of two construction workers in the city.
Lei Yong -- an employee of Jiaxun Labor Service Company in Dujiangyan -- was beaten to death in a fight following a wage dispute with the company management on Monday.
Shortly after his death, hundreds of his co-workers blocked Erhuan Road in Dujiangyan City. The furious workers clashed with police and toppled a police vehicle. The protesters were dispersed Tuesday.
Police said Wednesday that the city has returned to normal and local authorities have settled all the unpaid wages.
Source:Xinhua
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twitterfacebookdiggGoogleWindowsliveDeliciousbuzzfriendfeedLinkedindiigoredditstumbleuponPolice in southwest China's Sichuan province on Wednesday said they have arrested all five suspects involved in a deadly wage dispute which drew nearly one thousand people onto the streets early this week.
Early Tuesday, nearly 1,000 migrant workers and local residents rallied on a highway in Dujiangyan city, about one hour drive from the provincial capital Chengdu, protesting the deaths of two construction workers in the city.
Lei Yong -- an employee of Jiaxun Labor Service Company in Dujiangyan -- was beaten to death in a fight following a wage dispute with the company management on Monday.
Shortly after his death, hundreds of his co-workers blocked Erhuan Road in Dujiangyan City. The furious workers clashed with police and toppled a police vehicle. The protesters were dispersed Tuesday.
Police said Wednesday that the city has returned to normal and local authorities have settled all the unpaid wages.
Source:Xinhua
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