'The planes, eight in number, first visited the city "at about 840" a.m. unloading missiles around the railway station. "Several of the raiders wore reported to have flown low over the Jarea, "using machine-guns on' the terrified Chinese who were frantically seeking shelter.
No sooner had the relict workers Jconveyed the wounded to. hospitals and sent others home from. the station, Japanese planes flew over the lly for the second time, "The raiders concentrated on Chowehing~ Kang station and 19. bombs were Groped in the vicinity, The second raid was eat ried out about 9.0 am.
a dozen planes when a training the sidings was destroyed, Yesterday, the railway authorities stated that the damage to the track had been repaired and the railway service was operating as usual
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