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China blasts toll climbs to 114
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The death toll in the massive Tianjin blasts rose to 114 after rescuers found two more bodies in the debris, an official said on Monday.
The death toll in the massive Tianjin blasts rose to 114 after rescuers found two more bodies in the debris, an official said on Monday.
Gong Jiansheng told the media that the identities of 54 bodies have been confirmed and that another 70 people are still missing.
The number of missing was previously 95, before 25 people were identified among the bodies found, reported Xinhua.
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