A fire broke out in a community in Urumqi, Xinjiang on the 24th, and 10 people died due to improper closure.

After the news aroused public outrage in the Chinese community, Chinese President Xi Jinping expressed condolences to the Solomon Islands for the earthquake yesterday. Netizens were overwhelmingly criticized. Weibo quickly deleted all comments and listed Solomon Islands as a banned word.

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[Central News Agency] A fire broke out in a community in Urumqi, Xinjiang on the 24th, and 10 people died due to improper closure.

After the news aroused public outrage in the Chinese community, Chinese President Xi Jinping expressed condolences to the Solomon Islands for the earthquake yesterday. Netizens were overwhelmingly criticized. Weibo quickly deleted all comments and listed Solomon Islands as a banned word.

A fire broke out in the Jixiangyuan Community in Urumqi City on the evening of the 24th. It is suspected that excessive closures prevented residents from escaping and rescued by fire trucks, resulting in 10 deaths and 9 injuries.

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Xinhua News Agency reported that on the 25th, Xi Jinping sent a message of condolences to Solomon Islands Governor Wu Najib over the earthquake disaster in the Solomon Islands.

He said that China and the Solomon Islands are good friends, good brothers and good partners who support and help each other.

China is willing to provide support to the Solomon Islands within its capacity to help the people of the Solomon Islands overcome the disaster and rebuild their homes.

Xi Jinping condoled the earthquake in the Solomon Islands, but not the fire in Urumqi, which aroused the indignation of mainland netizens, and rarely attacked the top leaders on Weibo.

Screenshots from the Internet show that some netizens secretly criticized Xi Jinping for "so many people died in the Xinjiang fire, so many people are not worthy of condolences"; "Name"; "It's okay to die, let everyone care about the "island"" and question "Solomon is worthy, but the Chinese people are not worthy?".

Suspected of overturning online comments, Sina Weibo quickly set "Solomon Islands" as a search term and deleted all related comments. Currently, only blue V (official accounts) such as the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs can be seen posting Xi Jinping's condolences to the Solomon Islands. message, and comments are prohibited.

In related discussions on Twitter, some netizens criticized Xi Jinping for canceling debts for African countries and throwing money crazily, just not giving any subsidies or debt relief to the Chinese people who were blocked by the epidemic.