Order has been restored at Kunming train station in southwest China's Yunnan Province where a deadly terrorist attack on Saturday night left 29 civilians dead and more than 130 injured. Train arrivals resumed on Sunday after three trains with 3,000 passengers bound for Kunming, capital of Yunnan, were affected on Saturday night, Xinhua quoted station officials as saying. Meanwhile, 60,000 passengers are expected to leave the station on Sunday, higher than the 59,000 on Saturday. Part of a major road in front of the railway station is still under traffic control and a waiting area on a square east of the station is cordoned off. With a heavy police presence, normal operations have resumed and passengers can walk into and out of the station with no new restrictions. Security screening of passengers and luggage is being carried out and staff are maintaining order in more crowded areas.
