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CCTV消息佐证：海地死者8人，其中确有旅游者
中国赴海地维和人员死亡情况真相大白，CCTV报道，死者中4人为维和警察，4人为旅游团。现已补充4人（不是8人）进入海地维和团，不日启程
请看CCTV第一段连接
http://english.cctv.com/20100122/103495.shtml
中国维和人员分两部分，一是军装警察，二是文职警察。本次地震，死了3名军装警察，一名文职警察。
那么另外4个呢，是公费旅游团的，顺道去了哪些国家，他们没说，本公子不作猜测。呵呵。这4个人，一个副局长，50年生人。一个调研员，52年生人。都是临退休前抓个机会公费出国旅游的。另外两个，一个是翻译，一个是财务。
上面来了旅游团，忙坏了当地小瘪三。队长书记都出马，陪上一个小警花。为了安全，加上一个防暴警察。呵呵，一共4个。
不巧的是，他们在错误的时间进入了错误的地点，一声轰响，地动山摇。死了。
再请看第二段CCTV连接：
http://english.cctv.com/program/chinatoday/20100121/101220.shtml
中国已经派出4人加入海地维和团，不日启程。这4人是为了补充损失的。因为维和人员人数是确定的，不能多不能少。所以损失多少补充多少。
CCTV这一记耳光真是来的脆，来的响。
A look at Chinese peacekeepers\' daily mission in Haiti
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Jan. 21 (Xinhua) -- Though collectively known as Chinese peacekeepers in Haiti, they are actually grouped into two: the formed police unit (FPU) and the civil police.
The FPU, or the riot police, consists of 125 people (now 122, after three died in the earthquake on Jan. 12). Team members are changed every eight months.
The FPU squad in Haiti for the time being, the eighth sent by the Chinese government, started its service in June 2009, with most of its members from the border defense of southwest China\'s Yunnan province.
Missions of the FPU are usually assigned by the United Nations, including patrol, vehicle inspection, emergency response and capturing suspects. The squad may also be involved in special tasks such as rescuing hostages, inch-by-inch search and bodyguarding.
The other group, formed by the civil police officers, is smaller in size. Seventeen people on the team (now 16, after one died in the earthquake) work separately in various departments of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH). Their work, mostly done in offices, is to guide and supervise the daily operations of the Haitian police.
Living and working in a collective way, FPU officers are able to organize a variety of activities in their spare time.
Apart from daily food supplies from the UN, they also have a vegetable field near their campsite, but officers from the civil police have to live on their own and feed themselves every day.
With no armed forces of its own and only a weak police force, the Haitian government relies heavily on the UN troops and police to ensure order and stability in the country.
In the devastating 7.3-magnitude earthquake that hit Haiti on Jan. 12, eight Chinese peacekeepers were killed. Four were from the resident mission, and the rest were sent on a temporary mission.
China has been engaged in international peacekeeping efforts for over a decade since a first batch of peacekeeping forces was sent to Timor Leste on Jan. 12, 2000.
Figures from China\'s Ministry of Public Security show that a total of 1,569 peacekeepers were assigned to peacekeeping missions in such countries and regions as Afghanistan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Kosovo.
China started its peacekeeping mission in Haiti in October 2004.
中国赴海地维和人员死亡情况真相大白，CCTV报道，死者中4人为维和警察，4人为旅游团。现已补充4人（不是8人）进入海地维和团，不日启程
请看CCTV第一段连接
http://english.cctv.com/20100122/103495.shtml
中国维和人员分两部分，一是军装警察，二是文职警察。本次地震，死了3名军装警察，一名文职警察。
那么另外4个呢，是公费旅游团的，顺道去了哪些国家，他们没说，本公子不作猜测。呵呵。这4个人，一个副局长，50年生人。一个调研员，52年生人。都是临退休前抓个机会公费出国旅游的。另外两个，一个是翻译，一个是财务。
上面来了旅游团，忙坏了当地小瘪三。队长书记都出马，陪上一个小警花。为了安全，加上一个防暴警察。呵呵，一共4个。
不巧的是，他们在错误的时间进入了错误的地点，一声轰响，地动山摇。死了。
再请看第二段CCTV连接：
http://english.cctv.com/program/chinatoday/20100121/101220.shtml
中国已经派出4人加入海地维和团，不日启程。这4人是为了补充损失的。因为维和人员人数是确定的，不能多不能少。所以损失多少补充多少。
CCTV这一记耳光真是来的脆，来的响。
A look at Chinese peacekeepers\' daily mission in Haiti
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Jan. 21 (Xinhua) -- Though collectively known as Chinese peacekeepers in Haiti, they are actually grouped into two: the formed police unit (FPU) and the civil police.
The FPU, or the riot police, consists of 125 people (now 122, after three died in the earthquake on Jan. 12). Team members are changed every eight months.
The FPU squad in Haiti for the time being, the eighth sent by the Chinese government, started its service in June 2009, with most of its members from the border defense of southwest China\'s Yunnan province.
Missions of the FPU are usually assigned by the United Nations, including patrol, vehicle inspection, emergency response and capturing suspects. The squad may also be involved in special tasks such as rescuing hostages, inch-by-inch search and bodyguarding.
The other group, formed by the civil police officers, is smaller in size. Seventeen people on the team (now 16, after one died in the earthquake) work separately in various departments of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH). Their work, mostly done in offices, is to guide and supervise the daily operations of the Haitian police.
Living and working in a collective way, FPU officers are able to organize a variety of activities in their spare time.
Apart from daily food supplies from the UN, they also have a vegetable field near their campsite, but officers from the civil police have to live on their own and feed themselves every day.
With no armed forces of its own and only a weak police force, the Haitian government relies heavily on the UN troops and police to ensure order and stability in the country.
In the devastating 7.3-magnitude earthquake that hit Haiti on Jan. 12, eight Chinese peacekeepers were killed. Four were from the resident mission, and the rest were sent on a temporary mission.
China has been engaged in international peacekeeping efforts for over a decade since a first batch of peacekeeping forces was sent to Timor Leste on Jan. 12, 2000.
Figures from China\'s Ministry of Public Security show that a total of 1,569 peacekeepers were assigned to peacekeeping missions in such countries and regions as Afghanistan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Kosovo.
China started its peacekeeping mission in Haiti in October 2004.
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