Suspect Sought in China’s ‘Criminal’ Parcel Bombings

Chinese police are searching for a 33-year old suspect linked to 18 mail bomb explosions that killed at least seven people and wounded more than 50 in the southwestern city of Liuzhou, Guangxi province. China’s official Xinhua news agency reports the police say the blasts over the past two days were a “criminal” act, but say they are still trying to determine the motivation for the attack. The local public security office said in a statement on the Weibo Web blog site the suspect...

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