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	Police said the tourist was identified as Shen Guozhu. The tourist was crossing the railroad to a convenient store on the opposite from the hotel when he was hit by the train. He apparently did not hear the trains&rsquo; whistle because he was deaf.</div>
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Deaf Chinese tourist fatally injured by train

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