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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said on Tuesday that China strongly condemns Monday’s bomb attack in Nigeria's capital city, Abuja.
At least 71 people were killed and 124 others sustained injuries in the morning explosion which rocked a large motor park in Abuja, Nigerian emergency authorities and police said on Monday.
"China opposes terrorism in any form. We are shocked by the bomb attack leading to casualties of innocent civilians, and express deep condolences to the victims", Hua said in a daily press briefing.
"As a strategic partner of Nigeria, China will continue to firmly support the government of Nigeria to make efforts to maintain national security and regional stability", Hua said.
According to Hua, the Chinese side did not receive any reports of Chinese casualties.
The Chinese embassy in Nigeria has launched an emergency mechanism, and reminded Chinese nationals and organisations in Nigeria to strengthen security precautions.
At least 71 people were killed and 124 others sustained injuries in the morning explosion which rocked a large motor park in Abuja, Nigerian emergency authorities and police said on Monday.
"China opposes terrorism in any form. We are shocked by the bomb attack leading to casualties of innocent civilians, and express deep condolences to the victims", Hua said in a daily press briefing.
"As a strategic partner of Nigeria, China will continue to firmly support the government of Nigeria to make efforts to maintain national security and regional stability", Hua said.
According to Hua, the Chinese side did not receive any reports of Chinese casualties.
The Chinese embassy in Nigeria has launched an emergency mechanism, and reminded Chinese nationals and organisations in Nigeria to strengthen security precautions.
