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ATTACKS ON PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN MAINLAND CONTINUES AFTER TRAM DRIVER STABBED.
Violence on public transport workers continue in the mainland after a tram driver in Uzbari was hospitalised following a brutal attack on him.
27 year old Chu Dìfū was stabbed in the neck with a plastic shiv by a Kashgar man. The stabbing was not fatal as the attacker failed to hit Chu in the thyroid gland. Chu fought off the attacker who fled before police arrived.
Mr Chu was treated by paramedics and spoke with reporters shortly, describing the incident as scary.
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POLICE OFFICER ON DUTY TO PROTECT PUBLIC SECTOR WORKERS STABBED.
A police officer assigned to protect public transport employees has been the victim of a brutal attack himself.
Constable Sī Kēěr was suddenly attacked from behind by his Kashgar assailant who knifed him in the right hip before fleeing from the scene. The 20 year old was on duty to protect commuters boarding the western New Xinjiang tram line.
Mr Sī was taken to New Xinjiang Central Infirmiary where he is in a serious but stable condition.
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HEINOUS CRIME W.A RESOLUTION PASSED.
The World Assembly resolution Convention on Law Enforcement for Heinous Crimes has been passed at the World Assembly.
The resolution was passed by 7,567 votes to 5,232. The resolution will establish a International Enforcement Commission which can offer armed supply defensive support to the extrading member nation.
President Gong Chūrù has spoken positively of the passage of the resolution.
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VETERAN FREELANCE JOURNALIST ATTACKED BY KASHGAR.
A veteran has narrowly avoided death when a Kashgar man deliberately shoved him into the path of a busy traffic in New Xinjiang.
Tang Zìyóu, a freelance journalist of 30 years, was interviewing residents over the recent attacks by Kashgar insurgents towards public sector workers. In an ironic fate, Mr Tang himself was the victim of such an attack when a Kashgar man pushed him into the path of traffic. Mr Tang avoided being ran over and managed to move himself back to the pavement.
New Xinjiang police have given a description of the attacker a medium built man in his 20s and wore a black and blue stiped robe and black sandals. He is seen carrying a scimitar on his back.
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LUCKY GAMBLER WINS BL$200,000 ON HORSE BET.
A lucky gambler has won an unlikely result in horse racing by betting only BL$1 on it.
Pensioner Ma Xùnshuǐ put the solitary dollar bet for Hu’s Kingdom, Jackhammer Extreme and Crinkly Hamstring to finish 1st, 2nd and 3rd respectively. The odds were 200,000 to 1.
Mr Ma has said he was over the moon when the result went in his favour. He commented that he would use the money to fund his grandson’s college course.
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MAINLAND DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL IN JEOPARDY AFTER ATTACK.
Organisers are considering cancelling this years Dragon boat festival in New Weihai after a group of Kashgars trashed the make shift stage as well as many of the boats.
The festival is scheduled to held on the 1st-2nd July but the mindless damage by the yobs have casted doubt on the event’s status.
Kashgar leader Iffan Omarsk spoke positively of the news, warning local residents will face similar attacks if they do not leave the mainland.
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DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL CANCELLED DUE TO ATTACKS ON BOATS.
The 2023 Dragon Boat Festival in New Weihai has been cancelled due to the mindless vandalism on the participant’s boats by Kashgars.
Organisers have confirmed that every boat suffered extensive damage despite the heavy presence of security.
Issuing an apology to everyone involved, they have announced that refunds will be issued. In the same open letter, they have confirmed that the festival will return in 2024 but did not state where it will be held.
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ONLINE AUCTION SITE SELLS AUTHENTIC KANG WANG V BOW AND ARROW SET FOR RECORD PRICE.
Online auction site EHammerBL has sold a set of bow and arrows set from the King Wang V era for a record amount.
Initally met with skepticism, the hunting equipment from feudal Bai Lung gained the attention of ancient weapons enthusiasts. Listed for 7 days, the hammer went down at 9th June yesterday and sold for BL$2.1 million, making it one of the most expensive ancient weapons sold online.
Hisotrians of monarchy era Bai Lung have condmned the selling of an important artefact and have called for the buyer to donate it to a museum instead as well as calling for EHammerBL to donate its earnings to the National Museum of Bai Lung instead of pocketing its earnings for profit.
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CCTV FOOTAGE OF DRUNK MAN RAMMING INTO GLASS DOOR BECOMES VIRAL HIT.
A footage of a severely inebriated man ramming into the glass door of Bai Lung Banking Inc has become a viral hit online, receiving 12 million views in 24 hours.
The unidentified man, with a bottle of vodka in hand, kept ramming his head into the major bank’s headquarters in Pyongjing. The man then screamed out in a drunken state: "WHY IS THERE A FORCEFIELD?!’ The entire incident was post online at ThrushXpress.
Police have confirmed a man in his 20s was arrested in the area at 2AM this morning.
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CURRENCY RENAMING UNDER CONSIDERATION.
Conservative lawmakers are currently debating on whether they should rename the country’s currency.
At the present, Bai Lung’s currency is the dollar but traditionalists have lambasted the name as being western and have called for it to be nramed. Possible candidates include the Yuan and the Jin, meaning round and gold respectively.
The debate to renaming the currency will be held by a committee of 12 people on 1PM tomrrow.
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KASHGAR LEADER DECLARES NEW POLITICAL NOTION.
Kashgar leader Iffan Omarsk has issued a decree establishing the political notion of The First Year.
Under this political notion, any non-Kashgar culture and traditions must be destroyed and discarded by all means necessary.
The decree also issues imposes capital punishment on any Kashgar who has any Bai Lungese ancestor. The hardline leader demands that Kashgars should trace every ancestors dating back to the year 100 and see if they are born in the territories.
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KASHGAR LEADER REFUSES TO ACCEPT BLAME FOR KASHGAR BEATINGS BY OWN PEOPLE.
Kashgar leader Iffan Omarsk has refused to accept blame for the number of attacks within his own people.
Since the charismatic hardline leader introduced the decree of First Year, there have been a spike in attacks on Kashgars by other members of the diaspora. One man was hospitalised after joking he had a Great-great-great grand father of Bai Lungese origin. The man was called impure and a Bai Lungese.
Mr Omarsk has suggested that the attacks were orchestrated by Bai Lungese residents.
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POLICE SHUTDOWN ILLEGAL RAVE PARTY AFTER COCAINE DISCOVERY.
Police have ordered the closure of a nightclub in Pyongjing after drugs were found in the premise.
Authorities have undiscovered one of the biggest drugs findings in recent memories with over 1,000 small packets of the addictive drug found inside.
Police have also confirmed a 51 year old man has been arrested in connection with the drugs.
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BROKEN BAI LUNG: YOUTHS SPRAY PAINT BUSES.
Police are appealing to the public to find the pair of young boys involved in a mass vandalism spree at a bus terminal in Pyongjing.
CCTV footage shows two boys, aged between 12 and 18, spray painting three Zhongtong buses at Garden Gate Station in the capital. The pair split in different directions when staff attempted to intervene
Some members of the public angrily blamed President Gong Chūrù for his lax approach to law and order .
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MAN ARRESTED FOLLOWING SUICIDE ATTEMPT.
A 60 year old man has been arrested at Pikes Castle shopping mall following an attempt on his life.
Yu Qīngxiém, an accountant, leaped from the 7th floor but landed on the safety netting. Mr Yu was retrieved from the netting and arrested promptly
Despite attempts to address the stigma, there are no hotlines for suicide prevention services. Attempted suicide is considered a criminal offence and offenders receive 3 years in prison and/or a BL$100,000 fine.
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PIKES CASTLE SHOPPING LOSING BL$1 MILLION A DAY IF SHOP CLOSES AGAIN.
Business owners running shops inside the Pikes Castle shopping mall have warned management that they are losing BL$1 million a day if they consider closing the mall temporarily.
The warning comes a day after a man attempted to take his own life in the mall. Management are considering closing the mall again and install more safety nettings should the premise be used as a popular suicide site
In an open letter, business owners have warned that the mall will become defunt by the end of the year if they continue closing it down on a temproary basis.
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FIVE FATHERS ARRESTED IN CUI.
Five men have been arrested for openly celebrating the western event of Father’s Day in Cui.
The 5 men, aged between 25 and 50, greeted other fathers wishing them a happy fathers day. The by-law of the city forbids any celebration of western holidays and is punishiable by fines.
Populist and popular mayor Ling Da Shui has reminded fathers that everyday is fathers day and such an event is redundant to the Bai Lungese publc.
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MAN ARRESTED FOR CARRYING REPLICA GUNS IN APARTMENT.
Pyongjing police were called into a high rise apartment after a man was seen carrying a replica firearm.
The offender, 20 year old Wu Ōunèi was carrying the imitation firearm at the Sītè flats in the southern region of the capital. Mr Wu was seen drawing and pretending to fire the weapon at around 2 PM yesterday.
Mr Wu was arrested almost immediately after security restrained him as a precaution.
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MUSEUMS OF MUSICAL HERITAGE IS REPEALED.
The World Assembly has voted to repeal the Museums of Musical Heritage.
The resolution, which passed by 10,969 votes to 3,007, has criticised the existing resolution as not accomplishing its “goals and prevents the World Assembly from achieving its more pertinent tasks does not deserve to stay on the books” and called for its repeal
It is unknown as this stage if a replacement resolution will be brought forward.
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MAKE COMFORTABLE PILLOWS FOR ALL A CHOICE, URGES GONG.
President Gong Chūrù has urged nations to vote for the repeal of the Comfortable Pillows for all protocal at the World Assembly.
Labelling the existing legislation as bureaucratic, Gong also called the legislation an utter joke and called for its repeal.
The existing legilsation passed by 9,485 to 8,088.
