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    A screenshot from a video posted by netizens showing the suspected site of the explosion in Linyi, East China's Shandong Province. Photo: Screenshot from video posted by China News ServiceOne person has died and two remain missing after an explosion at a single-story house in Wangqiao community in Yihe New Area, Linyi, East China's Shandong Province, at 3:38 pm on Friday, according to a statement released by the Yihe New Area authority on Friday night.
Following the explosion, local public security, fire and rescue, emergency management, housing and urban-rural development authorities formed a joint working group and immediately rushed to the scene to carry out emergency rescue operations.
As of Friday night, one person had been confirmed dead and two remained missing. Other injured people had been taken to hospital for treatment and none were in life-threatening condition. Search, rescue and cleanup operations at the site were still underway, according to the statement.
A preliminary investigation indicated that the explosion was suspected to have been caused by a tenant surnamed Wang illegally storing explosives used for illegal fishing at the property, the statement said.
Residents of nearby residential buildings have been properly accommodated, while an investigation into the cause of the accident and follow-up handling are proceeding in an orderly manner, according to the statement.
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二 |     (ECNS) -- Humanoid robots, automated sorting systems, and autonomous delivery vehicles are being widely used across China’s express delivery sector, from sorting centers to last-mile delivery.    At a mail processing center in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, humanoid robots sort parcels alongside robotic arms and autonomous forklifts. The center handles more than seven million mail items a day, with robotic arms processing up to 1,200 items per hour during peak periods.    A three-dimensional sorting system developed by a Guangzhou-based company can process between 8,000 and 20,000 items per hour, boosting efficiency by roughly fivefold while reducing floor-space requirements by about 50%.    In Foshan, autonomous vehicles are being used to move parcels, fresh food and bulky goods between delivery outlets, community collection points and local businesses. At one electric two-wheeler retailer, the service has cut logistics costs for transfers between stores by 60%.    At a smart logistics facility in Quanzhou, east China's Fujian Province, more than 100 mobile robots shuttle goods through the warehouse. A newly introduced storage system can handle up to 2,637 bins per hour.    (By Intern Yang Hongran, Zhang Dongfang)                        。

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