China fire deaths fury

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Grief spills over into violence outside the abattoir in northern China where at least 120 workers died in a fire.

The scuffles broke out as some of the victims' relatives blocked traffic near the scene of the disaster.

Their families say the official death toll is too low.

This man's daughter is among the victims.

(SOUNDBITE) (Mandarin) MAN WHOSE DAUGHTER DIED IN THE FIRE, WHO IDENTIFIED HIMSELF AS MR LIU SAYING:

"They're lying. I'm telling you. If you go and count numbers, check that name list, it's totally false. You can shoot me, I will still say it. You can shoot me, but I will still stand firm. I'm Chinese. You can lie and use force to repress me, you can shoot me, but I will still speak up."

The fire in Jilin province is one of China's worst industrial disasters in recent years.

Relatives are demanding explanations.

This woman says she lost three members of her family.

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