Fresh explosion in Liucheng, China, day after series of deadly blasts
Another explosion has rocked Liucheng County in southern China, damaging a six-story building on Thursday – less than a day after a series of more than a dozen blasts killed seven people and injured more than 50.
Death toll from 17 suspected letter bombs in Liucheng County of south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region on Wednesday afternoon has risen to seven, with two missing and another 51 injured.

The explosions occurred at the seat of the county and the surrounding areas, including a shopping mall and the dorm of a local animal husbandry bureau, with the first heard at about15:15 . Three people died in the dorm, which was badly damaged.

Police have identified a 33-year-old man surnamed Wei, a native of Liucheng county, as a suspect.

The follow-up investigations are underway.