【新唐人2014年05月01日讯】新疆火车站爆炸 国内速删消息
4月30号晚7点左右，新疆乌鲁木齐火车站发生爆炸，具体伤亡情况和事发原因，目前还不清楚。据报导，伤员已经被全部送往医院救治。
爆炸事件首先由中共喉舌《新华社》英文频道报导，大陆媒体立即纷纷转载，但很快这些媒体的报导又全部被删，同时大陆网友上传到微博上的爆炸现场图片，也都遭到删除。
由于事件发生在中共国家主席习近平新疆访问行程结束时，因此格外引人关注。
大陆四记者入全球新闻自由英雄榜
在5月3号“世界新闻自由日”前夕，总部设在巴黎的国际记者人权组织“记者无国界”，4月29号首次发布了“百位新闻英雄”名单。
中国有四名公民和记者入选，他们分别是，中国《六四天网》创办人黄琦﹔和揭发中共警察腐败事件、与举报“华润集团”董事长宋林的前《成都商报》记者李建军﹔还有因举报官员违法，而被中共当局关进监狱的前《新快报》记者刘虎，以及因拍摄西藏记录片《远离恐惧》而一度入狱的西藏僧人果洛晋美。
“记者无国界”说，“这些英雄鼓舞了所有渴望自由的人们，没有他们的勇敢，自由的边界就无法被延伸。”
大陆囚徒求救信再现美国
据美国《纽约时报》报导，一名消费者日前在纽约知名的“萨克斯百货公司”的纸袋里，发现了一封来自大陆监狱的求救信。信中表示，希望外界能因此看见大陆监狱工厂的不人道生活。
写信者（署名Tohnain Emmanuel Njong）在信的最上头，写有3个“求救”（Help）大字，并附有一张照片和电子邮件。
发现信函的消费者表示，这个纸袋是她在2012年9月到“萨克斯百货”购物时拿到的。百货公司则表示，他们确实有部分购物纸袋是在大陆生产。
这是继2012年美国俄勒冈州居民，在万圣节装饰品中发现来自中共劳教所的求救信后，美国再次发现大陆囚徒的求救信。
编辑/周玉林
Xinjiang Railway Station Bomb Explosion News
Quickly Removed in China
Xinjiang Urumqi railway station exploded at 7pm on April 30
with no reason why and some casualties.
According to reports, the injured were all hospitalized.
The bombing was reported first by Chinese Communist Party
(CCP) mouthpiece Xinhua News Agency and reproduced by
other mainland Media immediately.
However, the coverage was all deleted pretty quickly, while
photos of the scene on micro-sites were also removed.
It is especially noteworthy since it happened at the end of
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s Xinjiang trip.
Four Mainland Chinese Reporters Named on
The Global Press Freedom List.
On April 29, just prior to World Press Freedom Day on
May 3, international human rights organization Reporters
without Borders released a list of a hundred press heroes.
There were four Chinese people nominated.
They include: Huang Qi, China 64 Skynet website founder;
Li Jianjun former reporter of Chengdu Business who exposed
Chinese Communist Party (CCP) police corruption and reported
the chairman of China Resource Company, Song Lin;
Liu Hu the New Express Daily reporter who was detained for
reporting illegal officials, and
imprisoned Tibetan monks Golog Jigme who filmed
the documentary Free from Fear.
Reporters Without Borders said, “These heroes inspired all
people desiring freedom; without their courage, the free
border cannot be extended."
Mainland Prisoner’s Letter For Help Showed up in The U.S.
According to the U.S. New York Times report, a few days ago
a shopper in a New York’s Saks store found a letter from a
mainland Chinese prisoner asking for help..
The letter hoped that the outside world can see the
inhumanity of life in mainland prison factories.
The writer (Tohnain Emmanuel Njong) wrote “Help" three
times on the letter which contained a photo and e-mail.
The consumer who found the letter said that he got the bag
in Saks shopping center in September 2012.
The department store said some of the shopping bags are
produced in China.
It is the second time in 2012, that an Oregon resident
found a letter for help from a Chinese Communist labor
camp making Halloween decorations.
Edit/Zhou Yulin
