Announcement comes after China's prime minister, Li Keqiang, promises urgent inquiry into pesticide poisoning of four siblings in Guizhou province Police investigating the deaths of four Chinese children who drank pesticide after being abandoned by their migrant worker parents say they have found a suicide note near the eldest victim's body. "Thanks for your kindness. I know you mean well for us, but we should go now," the note said, according to the state-run China News Service.
Chinese police 'find suicide note' in case of 'left behind' children deaths
The Guardian - 14 Jun 2015 15:34
Announcement comes after China's prime minister, Li Keqiang, promises urgent inquiry into pesticide poisoning of four siblings in Guizhou province Police investigating the deaths of four Chinese children who drank pesticide after being abandoned by their migrant worker parents say they have found a suicide note near the eldest victim's body. "Thanks for your kindness. I know you mean well for us, but we should go now," the note said, according to the state-run China News Service.
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