Chinese embassy calls the object a 'wine bottle'
1 Nov 3 2:00 AM · 8d ago · 2 articles · 1 post · 3 sources · development 1 of 3
The Chinese Embassy in Port Moresby posted on social media that a company linked to the incident conducted an on-site verification and found the object was a shell-shaped wine bottle, while saying it was keeping PNG police updated and awaiting official investigation findings.
“According to the company involved and following an on-site verification, the object in question — reported as an 'artillery shell' — is in fact a shell-shaped wine bottle”
Chinese Embassy in Port MoresbyChinese Embassy in Port Moresby Chinese diplomatic mission in PNGDavid Manning PNG Police CommissionerRoyal Papua New Guinea Constabulary Investigating police forceFour Chinese nationals Arrested suspects
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What was reported 2 claims about this development
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first by ABC Australia, 8d ago · also Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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- Explosive found at PNG wharf a 'wine bottle', Chinese embassy says - ABC News & Headlines Australian Broadcasting Corporation · 8d ago
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first by Global Times, 8d ago
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