Bone ashes of Chinese victims in Moscow fire returned to Beijing

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Bone ashes of Chinese victims in Moscow fire returned to Beijing

Bone ashes of some Chinese students killed in the disatrous fire in the Moscow Patrice Lumumba People's Friendship University were brought back to Beijing by relatives on Saturday.

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Bone ashes of some Chinese students killed in the disatrous fire in the Moscow Patrice Lumumba People's Friendship University were brought back to Beijing by relatives on Saturday.

The fire, which broke out on Nov. 24, left about 200 people injured and 41 dead, including 11 Chinese students.

The Russian side has offered free accommodation and flight tickets to Chinese victims' relatives and provided free treatment for all injured Chinese students.

The Russian side has also promised to offer scholarship to the injured students to help them finish their study.

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