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it happened in the inland province of hannan. the accident was reported to have occurred on wednesday morning when a crowd of students began shoving to enter the toilet. two of them died after falling down and being trampled. the injured students were taken to hospital. the beijing news -- daily newspaper says the incident took place just before a monthly chinese language test began. local authorities are investigating the cause of the incident. >>>. >>> to pakistan where the lower house of parliament passed a bill to reinstate a controversial secret military court for terror suspects. military officials claim conventional court trials take too long and fail to deter people from joining terrorist organizations, but activists warn military tribunals operating behind closed doors could lead to human rights abuses. pakistan first set up military courts in 2015 in response to an army school massacre by taliban militants. they killed nearly 150 people. mostly children. the courts had a two-year mandate that expired. in that time they