Video: Any Similarities Between Hong Kong & Kazakhstan? Yes, another failed US regime change color revolution 香港和哈薩克斯坦有什麼相似之處嗎？ 有, 又一次失敗的美國政權更迭顏色革命
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A Stable Central Asia is vital to Russia and China, but not US wants and it is why there are so many surprises in those nations. 穩定的中亞對俄羅斯和中國至關重要，但不是美國想要的，這就是為什麼美國給這些國家如此多的驚無喜
Video: Nury reads out titles of books about China 關於中國的書名
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Two pics, same person: China Train driver Han Junjia’s snapshots with his trains capture the transformation of Chinese trains in just 26 years. 兩張圖，同一個人：中國火車司機韓俊佳與火車的合影，記錄了中國火車在短短26年裡的蛻變.
Video: Decoding rumors on Xinjiang: Americans lie production line behind the “fabricated” crime scene 破譯新疆謠言：美國人在“捏造”的犯罪現場背後躺著生產線
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On the last day of 2021, Tesla announced opening a showroom in Urumqi, the capital of China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, a week after U.S. President Joe Biden signed the Uygur Forced Labor Prevention Act.
Unsurprisingly, the move put the electric carmaker under fire from American politicians and Western-controlled media. The newly approved act labeled operational activities in Xinjiang as forced labor against ethnic Uygurs and other Muslims, thus barring any imports from the area.
Instead of cutting business connections with Xinjiang-related enterprises, Tesla chose the region as the next destination for its business expansion plan. In the view of some analysts, the move is a slap in the face of the American government and its politicians.
Western politicians have associated Xinjiang with human rights abuse and genocide for a long time. But, among numerous attempts, few are tenable.
Where do all these rumors come from?
The earliest can be traced back to a so-called UN work report released in August 2018 during a meeting on human rights, of which Western media cited and claimed that “as many as 1.1 million people in Xinjiang were detained at the re-education camps.”
However, the descriptions were inaccurate. As written in the original minutes of the meeting, the United Nations Committee on Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) mentioned the matter by quoting sources. It acknowledged receiving the relevant report but did not make any conclusion. As the UN later clarified, the report cannot represent the stance of the UN.
The report submitted by CERD’s American representative Gay McDougall was based on investigations from a group named China Human Rights Defenders that interviewed eight people.
Donation records showed that from 2012 to 2016, the group received $2.43 million funds from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), a U.S. organization known as one of the offshoots of the CIA.
Apart from the work report, Adrian Zenz is another important figure. The German anthropologist has been an active critic of China’s ethnic policy in Xinjiang and Tibet and is believed to be one of the initiators of Washington’s investigations on forced labor in Xinjiang. He made several claims on the human rights situation in Xinjiang, but few are plausible.
Adrian Zenz’s Xinjiang ‘genocide’ claim a widely questioned fallacy: report
Zenz claimed that the Chinese government “forced contraception” and “forced sterilization” on Uygur women in Xinjiang in a research report. But population statistics showed opposite results since the Uygur population in Xinjiang grew from 10.17 million in 2010 to 12.72 million in 2018, with an increase of 25.04 percent, the highest growth rate among all ethnic minorities in Xinjiang, much higher than the 2-percent growth rate of its Han population.
The way Zenz made his conclusion is also puzzling. After seeing a form documenting the situation of IUD checking for women by a quarter in Xinjiang’s Payzawat Country, Zenz came up with a bold claim that the Chinese government is taking compulsory birth control measures on Uygur women because he thought the government makes too frequent inspections, regardless of the fact that the law stipulates that women have the right to be informed of freely choosing contraceptive methods.
People that report the truth
While scholars such as Zenz rose to fame by making untenable allegations, Westerners also stood up to reveal the truth about Xinjiang. Andre Vltcheck is one of them.
According to his website, the 57-year-old journalist called himself “a revolutionary and internationalist” and fought actively against “Western imperialism and the Western regime imposed on the world,” according to his website.
He covered dozens of war zones and conflicts from Iraq and Peru to Sri Lanka, Bosnia, Rwanda, Syria, and Timor Leste, as well as revolutions, rebellions, and terrible riots ignited by Western countries to reveal injustice and bring truth to the public.
During the month-long turbulence in Hong Kong, Vltcheck wrote an open letter to the young people there, calling them to stay alert to Western propaganda and avoid being manipulated by the Western press.
After investigating the Uygur issue in China’s Xinjiang, Vltcheck concluded that the West is creating fake news in an organized way in order to harm China.
“I was investigating Uygur issue in China, Syria, Turkey, Afghanistan, Indonesia and I arrived at the conclusion that USA and Western press created toxic fake news in order to harm China. And it is not only me. Serious investigators/reporters arrived at similar conclusions,” Vltcheck wrote on his Twitter.
He died two months later in Turkey. Local police recorded his case as a “suspicious death,” according to AP.
Vltcheck is not the only one who pointed out that the West uses its powerful propaganda to twist facts and turn black into white. Udo Ulfkotte, a German journalist with 25 years of experience, also revealed the lie production line in the Western media in his book, “Prosecutes Embedded in the Pay of the CIA: A Confession from the Profession.”
As written on the introduction page of Amazon, the book was suppressed for three years under the title “Journalists for Hire.”
According to him, intelligence agencies such as the CIA bribes journalists and thus influence public opinion. “The CIA holds the hand that holds the pen.”
Ulfkotte took himself as an example. In a video, he confessed that he had been told to lie and betray the public. He also acknowledged that his career in journalism started after being vetted by the German intelligence agency BND.
He discovered the nerve gas attack made by the West in the Middle East during his stay there, but his reports and photos were buried. Since then, he started to reveal the hidden truth.
As written on the Amazon page, police and prosecutors searched his home and offices six times over the next 10 years due to his politically incorrect reports on things the public should not know.
He died from a heart attack on January 13, 2017, a week before his 57th birthday. Many said his death was a murder, but there’s no proven evidence so far.
The two journalists revealed how Western countries produce lies and manipulate public opinion. When it comes to the case of Xinjiang, the approval of the Uygur Forced Labor Prevention Act is the latest attempt, but it won’t be the last one.
In a bid to dismiss rumors, the Chinese government has invited many groups from overseas to visit the region.
China rejects groundless claims on Xinjiang. It hopes the international community would cultivate a deeper understanding of the problems in Xinjiang, but China does not welcome organizations which visit Xinjiang with political purposes and attempt to harm China’s interests, the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said.
US govt’s failed epidemic response leaves Chinese Americans lives in their US foster home to fend for themselves amid Omicron surge. Don’t you missed home? 在 Omicron 激增的情況下，美國政府未能成功應對流行病，讓華裔美國人住在他們的美國寄養家庭中自生自滅。 你想家嗎？
FBI is Recklessly Misusing Trump-Era Espionage Policy to Create “Climate of Fear” Among Scientists—Terrorizing Families and Ruthlessly Destroying Careers FBI 肆無忌憚地濫用特朗普時代的間諜政策，在科學家中製造“恐懼氣氛”——恐嚇家庭並無情地摧毀事業 By Jeremy Kuzmarov Dec 30, 2021
The Justice Department’s China Initiative Was Established by the Trump Administration to Crackdown on Chinese Economic and Scientific Espionage
However, its primary targets have been academics prosecuted for failing to properly disclose their connection to Chinese universities on grant forms and it has led to numerous miscarriages of justice
On the Tuesday before Christmas, Dr. Charles Lieber, the former chair of Harvard’s Chemistry and Chemical Biology Department, was convicted by a federal jury of lying to the U.S. about his involvement with China’s government and failing to disclose income from China on his tax returns. He faces up to five years in federal prison and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines.
Lieber had been prosecuted as part of the Justice Department’s China Initiative, which was established in 2018 to crackdown on Chinese economic and scientific espionage.
An investigation by MIT Technology Review found that instead of focusing on economic espionage and national security, the China Initiative appeared to be an umbrella term for cases with almost any connection to China, whether they involve state-sponsored hackers, smugglers, or, increasingly, academics accused of failing to disclose all ties to China on grant-related forms.
Then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions, center, announces the creation of a controversial Justice Department effort called the “China Initiative”during a press conference at the Justice Department in Washington, D.C., on Nov. 1, 2018. [Source: theintercept.com]
Lieber had worked with a former student of his at the Wuhan University of Technology (WUT) in 2011/2 to set up a WUT-Harvard Joint Nano Key Laboratory, and to train young scientists in the nanotechnology that he pioneered. The initiative was part of a Chinese recruitment drive called the “Thousand Talents Program.”
Dr. Charles Lieber [Source: cnn.com]
Recipient of the prestigious Wolf Prize in chemistry in 2012 and Welch award in 2019, Lieber was considered a Nobel Prize candidate for his work in inventing electronics so small and flexible, they could be injected into the retina or the brain, promising breakthroughs in restoring sight to the blind, and movement to the paralyzed.[1]
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Brian Timko, who worked under Dr. Lieber as a graduate student and now heads his own laboratory at Tufts University, said he believed China Initiative had strayed from its original focus on espionage toward disclosure violations that, a few years ago, “would have been handled at the university level.”
“I think these cases are about scaring the scientific community,” he said. Dr. Timko, who attended stretches of the weeklong trial, said he was troubled by the way Dr. Lieber’s work had been “twisted” by prosecutors. “Charlie spent his whole career trying to help the world, and a handful of individuals who don’t even understand how science works tore the whole thing down,” he said. “And that is just not fair.”
Brian Timko [Source: mobile.twitter.com]
Parallels to the McCarthy Era
Lieber was arrested on January 28, 2020, at his Harvard office and interrogated by the FBI at the Harvard police station.
According to prosecutors, Lieber earlier denied to investigators from the Pentagon’s Criminal Investigative Service that he was ever asked to participate in the Thousand Talents program.
The latter offered him a monthly salary of up to $50,000, about $158,000 per year in personal and living expenses, and more than $1.5 million in funding for a joint laboratory between Harvard and the WUT.
When the FBI showed Lieber documents he had signed at the Harvard police station, he acknowledged that he had misled investigators—out of fear of being arrested—and offered details about his financial arrangements with the WUT.
Washington, D.C. lawyer Peter Zeidenberg, who has defended some of the accused in the FBI’s China Initiative told The New York Times that “The reason people like Lieber lie is because they are afraid. It’s really sad. They are afraid to answer truthfully, ‘Are you a member of the talent program?’ I’m sure during the Red Scare, people said they were not a member of the Communist Party.”
Peter Zeidenberg [Source: arentfox.com]
In an exclusive interview with CAM, Zeidenberg stated further that Lieber had not “stolen anything” and had “even told the truth to FBI agents, though not National Institute of Health (NIH)[2] investigators.” While one should fill out accurate income tax reports and tell the truth to government agents, “the bottom line is that Lieber was a leading scientist in the world in nano-technology who made advances in science that was of benefit to the United States and world. Now he is not doing that anymore. They made a criminal out of him for something trivial and we are all the worse because of it.”
Entire Scientific Community Being Terrorized
According to Zeidenberg, the China initiative, was “designed to prevent and discourage and deter theft of intellectual property,” but “morphed quickly into a gotcha campaign” targeting people who “failed to disclose their affiliation with China.”
The initiative in his view is “badly misguided and counterproductive and doing a great deal of harm to the scientific community,” which “has been terrorized and made to fear collaboration with anyone from China.”
Zeidenberg noted that all the scientists that he represented benefited greatly from the collaboration between U.S. and Chinese colleagues.
The scientists are “not divulging trade secrets or proprietary intellectual information” but rather “exchanging information and knowledge that results in publications in scientific journals that are publicly accessible. Thus, the China Initiative has no benefit. It is preventing effective collaboration and causing scientists to lose their jobs, and others to go back to China [amidst a climate of fear].”
Racial Profiling?
In June 2020, FBI Director Christopher Wray, said that there were more than 2,000 active investigations being carried out under the China Initiative, which has continued under the Biden administration.
Charles Wray speaking at a China Initiative conference in February 2020 at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C. [Source: fbi.gov]
Many cases have little or no obvious connection to national security or the theft of trade secrets. Nearly 90% of the defendants charged are of Chinese heritage.
On September 8, 2021 177 Stanford University professors sent to U.S. Attorney Merrick Garland a letter highlighting their belief that the China Initiative was causing racial profiling and terrorizing scientists.
Gisela Kusakawa, a staff attorney at an Asian American advocacy group, stated that. “Essentially, national security issues are being used as a pretext to target our community. This is resulting in a brain drain from and distrust towards the United States.”
Gisele Kusakawa [Source: advancingjustice-aajc.org]
An Ominous Precedent
Peter Zeidenberg noted that “the zeal to prosecute violators under the China Initiative [like in the anticommunist witch-hunts of the McCarthy era] has led the FBI to neglect using its normal filters” and to “ignore all red flags. The FBI plunges ahead without doing careful questioning or proper investigative work.”
An ominous precedent was set when Dr. Xi Xiaoxing, chairman of Temple University’s Physics Department, was falsely accused in 2015 of sharing sensitive American-made technology—a pocket-heater developed through research into superconductors—with China.
The FBI, however, failed to consult with scientific experts before taking the case to the Grand Jury. The engineer who invented the pocket heater testified that Xi had not shared any information about pocket heaters—the FBI had the wrong technology.
Though his case was dismissed, Xi—who has published over 300 research papers and holds three patents—said that he barely came out of the nightmare alive.
Xi Xiaoxing [Source: nytimes.com]
His reputation was tarnished and his two daughters were traumatized after their home was ransacked in the pre-dawn hours by FBI agents and their father was taken away in handcuffs.
Miscarriage of Justice #2: Anming Hu
Professor Anming Hu, a Physics professor at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, was another man falsely accused under the China Initiative who had his life turned upside down.
A Canadian citizen with two Ph.D’s, Hu was accused of having hidden his connection to Beijing University of Technology while being funded for a nanotechnology project by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
During the ordeal, Hu was tailed by the FBI and lost his job.
Anming Hu outside the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. [Source: theintercept.com]
The Judge assigned to the case, Thomas A. Varlan, stated “there was no evidence presented that the defendant ever collaborated with a Chinese university in conducting NASA-funded research, or used facilities, equipment or funds from a Chinese university in the course of such research.”
Judge Thomas A. Varlan [Source: archive.knoxnews.com ]
FBI agent Kujitim Sadiku admitted that he relied on Google Translate to translate the Chinese articles that had first triggered the investigation, and that he “wasn’t familiar with NASA grants” or with the “granting process of government agencies, of university conflict of interest policies, nor was he familiar with the ways universities engage with government agencies for purposes of sponsorship proposals,” wrote Varlan in a stinging footnote to his opinion.
At one point in the investigation, Sadiku—who falsely claimed that Hu worked for the Chinese military—tried to convince Hu to spy for the FBI which he refused to do.
Juror Wendy Chandler told a reporter with The Intercept that Hu’s case “was the most ridiculous case. If this is who is protecting America, we’ve got problems.”
Chandler stated that she had “kept looking for the big reveal, and there wasn’t one. All I saw was a series of plausible errors, a lack of support from UT [University of Tennessee], and ruthless ambition on behalf of the FBI.” On Sadiku, she added: “I don’t think there could have been a worse witness than him.”
Reliance on False Information From an Informant
Feng “Franklin” Tao is a tenured professor at the University of Kansas charged two years ago with defrauding the federal government by concealing that he was a full-time professor at China’s Fuzhou University and received money from a Chinese government talent recruitment program while simultaneously receiving U.S. grant funds.
Peter Zeidenberg, who is representing Tao, has filed a motion, quoted in the Washington Post, alleging that FBI agent Stephen Lampe knowingly used false information from an informant to obtain warrants to search Tao’s emails, computers, home and office.
The motion says Lampe deliberately withheld information that would undercut the informant’s credibility and the reliability of the evidence.
Zeidenberg refused to speak to CAM about the case because it is pending, but according to his motion, the informant is a Chinese researcher who sought to frame Tao as a Chinese “tech spy” in retaliation for what she saw as a snub by Tao— not giving her sufficient credit for her contributions to a scientific paper, for which she felt she was owed $310,000.
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The informant created three fictitious email addresses to submit the complaints, and occasionally slipped up, for instance signing an email purporting to be from one researcher with the name of another.
The informant also sent an email from a fake email address but signed it with her real name.
Though the FBI knew about her subterfuge, Zeidenberg wrote in the motion, Lampe did not inform the court when applying for the warrant. The researcher, identified in Tao’s motion only as a “former international visiting scholar” and as a “government informant,” had admitted to the FBI that she impersonated others.
Towe’s case exemplifies overzealous prosecution and shoddy police methods in the China Initiative, which are being driven by what Zeidenberg characterized as a “huge amount of anti-China fear.”
The Biden administration campaigned on a pledge to help advance a more tolerant society; however, his continuation of Trump’s anti-China rhetoric and preservation of the China Initiative is resulting in some of the worst abuses of domestic liberties since the McCarthy era.
Selective and voluntary COVID19 testing in US is useless unless you test and track everybody! After 2 years, we still have not learned our lessons! All forms and no substance for show only. 除非您對每個人進行測試和跟踪，否則在美國進行選擇性和自願測試是沒有用的！ 2年後，我們仍然沒有吸取教訓！ 一切形式，無實質，祇會做秀.
Video: Violent acts of by HK terrorists in UK: No fear of attacking and insulting by HK gangsters. Patriotic Chinese girl bravely denounced “Hong Kong independence”: I will never allow you to divide my country.
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港獨暴徒在英國暴力行為:無懼竄英黑暴襲擊辱罵 愛國女生勇敢發聲斥「港獨」：我絕對不允許你分裂我的國家.
香港國安法生效後，大批曾破壞香港的黑暴分子竄逃英國，繼續舉辦宣揚「港獨」集會，多次爆出惡性事件。剛過去的周末，當地時間1月9日下午16時許，鬧劇再次上演，黑暴分子在英國曼徹斯特再次舉辦「港獨」遊行集會，期間一名90後中國女生王小姐（化名）挺身而出與黑暴分子論辯，卻遭黑衣人攻擊，人身安全及財物受損。事後女生報警，卻反被黑暴分子造謠抹黑，其所工作的店家被惡意攻擊，店員被起底更收到死亡威脅。王小姐就醫後接受點新聞記者獨家連線採訪時表示，自己非常反對這些人分裂國家、辱罵同胞的行為，儘管事發突然，自己更一度被十幾人圍攻，但「作為一個中國人，有義務與他們論辯，相信每個國人聽到這樣的話語都不可能無動於衷。」
從多個居英港人專頁發出的集會召集貼文可知，當地時間1月9日下午3點至4點，在曼徹斯特St. Peter Square附近舉行所謂「曼徹斯特港人聲援香港記者團結集會」，其中建議參與者「穿黑色服裝」及「帶備自己的口號或道具」，不少現場畫面可見「港獨旗」、「光時旗」、「藏獨旗」，現場亦有人高叫「香港不屬於中國」等分裂口號。據王小姐介紹，原本自己正在店內工作，並不了解門外發生什麼事。直到門口聚集的人越來越多，阻擋了街道及店門，喊口號的聲音越來越大，她與同事才留意到門外正在進行「港獨」集會。
【「你要分裂我的國家，我憑什麼不能和你爭論！」】
「因為不確認他們正在進行合法集會還是非法集會，我一開始試圖與他們理論時，想請他們離開我們的店鋪外，一方面因為我們不讚同他們的觀點，另一方面也看到他們在用我們的店面做背景拍攝，這是我比較介意的，我作為一個中國人，反對他們分裂我們的國家，不希望我們的店以這樣的形式出現在他們任何的照片或視頻當中。」王小姐說，自己起初非常冷靜理智地與對方溝通，然而，當對方聽到她說普通話時，立刻開始對她進行言語攻擊，隨後辱罵愈演愈烈，充斥著包括「支那」、「天滅」等大量不堪入耳的歧視性、羞辱性字眼。
面對被黑衣人辱罵，王小姐選擇拿出手機，拍攝記錄下現場，「這已經不是一個簡單的集會，已經上升到人身攻擊和羞辱歧視，我當時拍攝下來是想有個記錄，有一些證明。」王小姐一邊拍攝，一邊理性回應黑衣人的挑釁和辱罵，「你要分裂我的國家，我憑什麼不能和你爭論！我的國家在中國，我永遠都是中國人！你可以有你的觀點，但是我絕對不允許你分裂我的國家！」令王小姐意外的是，對方情緒變得更為激動，更多人包圍了她，並且拿出手機對準她進行拍攝，同時不斷辱罵她和她的同事，中間一度發生輕微推搡。
【黑衣暴徒突然施襲 王小姐追捕中遭圍攻】
根據網絡流傳的現場視頻片段可見，這時發生了恐怖一幕——突然有一名黑衣人從王小姐右手邊衝出來，手持長柄黑色雨傘，襲擊了王小姐。「他突然衝出來，太快了，我根本沒看清他用什麼打我，直接打在我右手上，因為我右手拿著手機，他打完後我手機掉在地上，我撿起來抬頭看到襲擊我的男子試圖舉起雨傘再次襲擊我。」
黑衣暴徒襲擊王小姐後，氣勢洶洶試圖再次上前，被其他人拉開。王小姐看到對方想跑，試圖追趕並一度抓到了襲擊者，死死拽住襲擊者的背囊。此時，王小姐遭到十幾二十人的圍堵，這些人將王小姐團團圍起，「有一兩個人在我背後用拳頭和手肘襲擊我的背，想讓我把手放開，甚至有個人為了讓我放手，很大力地扣我的手，把我的手指一根一根地掰開。」被圍攻的王小姐根本無力反抗，最終襲擊者在其他黑衣人包庇下逃走。
同樣被圍住的王小姐同事掙脫後不顧個人安危，衝入人群讓王小姐得以掙脫，當兩人追到十字路口時，很多黑衣人組成人墻封路，同時不斷大聲辱罵王小姐及她的同事。兩人第一時間撥打報警電話後，現場有人對王小姐同事作出死亡威脅，揚言「信不信我打死你，我一定會回來打死你的，你等着。」
【撐爆網媒造謠指王小姐被捕 王小姐：百分百捏造】
「我們兩個都是女生，其實還是很害怕的。」王小姐說。警方到場後，經過初步調查在很短時間內拘捕了一個人，然而由於事發時現場很混亂，且多人身穿黑衣及戴口罩，經過王小姐指認後發現，警方抓獲的並非是直接動手襲擊的人，該人很快獲釋。然而，因為這一波折，多家撐爆網媒立刻作故仔，散布不實消息指「警方表示報警的兩名女子不誠實，警方將拘捕她們」。「這完全是捏造的，百分百捏造。」王小姐說，她已向警方做了詳細筆錄，警方已表示會繼續跟進調查，抓捕襲擊者。
王小姐表示，自己已經在醫院拍片，進一步了解傷情。「我右手食指的前兩個關節目前完全不能動，現在整個手都是麻木的狀態，然後背部也有明顯疼痛感。」她表示，自己希望能將施暴者繩之以法，若抓到會通過法律途徑要求賠償和道歉。
【店員遭起底辱罵等網絡暴力】
目前正在讀研究生學位的王小姐表示，自己到英國三年，從沒想到會親身經歷這樣的事件。她所工作的店所在的地方，有很多華人商家，「他們偏偏挑華人商家非常多的路上進行這樣一個集會。」王小姐說，目前她在網絡上留意到「港獨」網絡暴徒針對她及她工作的店的惡意言論，包括起底員工的個人信息，以及在網絡留下大量負面評論，甚至直接在官網惡意預約並且通過預訂留言辱罵。「希望這件事不要太影響我工作的地方，這邊創業不易，疫情下一直都非常艱難。」
「他們有他們的權利，我們也有我們的權利，我是合法居留在英國，他們來英國，不代表他們可以隨便辱罵我們。」王小姐說，事後想想會有些後怕，但在那個時候真的沒有想那麼多，「他們不斷用言語侮辱我們，我覺得我作為一個中國人有義務跟他們進行論辯，我相信每個人聽到這樣的話語都不可能無動於衷。」
王小姐表示，目前當地警方正跟進案件
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