Soldiers, police officers and paramilitary policy bow their heads at a ceremony on Tuesday to mourn the victims of Tianjin's explosions. Photo: Xinhua Soldiers, police officers and paramilitary policy bow their heads at a ceremony on Tuesday to mourn the victims of Tianjin's explosions. Photo: Xinhua
Soldiers, police officers and paramilitary policy bow their heads at a ceremony on Tuesday to mourn the victims of Tianjin's explosions. Photo: Xinhua
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The heroes who didn't return: Tianjin mourns firefighters lost in port blaze

Relatives recall the young firemen who answered the call in city's hour of need

Topic |   Tianjin warehouse explosion 2015
Jun Mai
Jun Mai  and Keira Huang

Updated: 4:19pm, 20 Jun, 2018

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Soldiers, police officers and paramilitary policy bow their heads at a ceremony on Tuesday to mourn the victims of Tianjin's explosions. Photo: Xinhua Soldiers, police officers and paramilitary policy bow their heads at a ceremony on Tuesday to mourn the victims of Tianjin's explosions. Photo: Xinhua
Soldiers, police officers and paramilitary policy bow their heads at a ceremony on Tuesday to mourn the victims of Tianjin's explosions. Photo: Xinhua
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