150 died, 1500 injured in Congo blast Photo taken on March 5, 2012 shows the blast scene in Brazzaville, capital of the Republic of Congo....

150 died, 1500 injured in Congo blast

Photo taken on March 5, 2012 shows the blast scene in Brazzaville, capital of the Republic of Congo. Huge blasts at a munitions depot in the capital on March 4 killed about 150 deaths and left over 1,500 injured, according to government authorities. The Chinese Embassy here has confirmed six Chinese dead and dozens of others injured, some of them seriously. (Xinhua/Han Bing)

Photo taken on March 5, 2012 shows the blast scene in Brazzaville, capital of the Republic of Congo. Huge blasts at a munitions depot in the capital on March 4 killed about 150 deaths and left over 1,500 injured, according to government authorities. The Chinese Embassy here has confirmed six Chinese dead and dozens of others injured, some of them seriously. (Xinhua/Han Bing)

Photo taken on March 5, 2012 shows the blast scene in Brazzaville, capital of the Republic of Congo. Huge blasts at a munitions depot in the capital on March 4 killed about 150 deaths and left over 1,500 injured, according to government authorities. The Chinese Embassy here has confirmed six Chinese dead and dozens of others injured, some of them seriously. (Xinhua/Han Bing)

Photo taken on March 5, 2012 shows the construction site where deceased Chinese workers worked then, near the blast scene in Brazzaville, capital of the Republic of Congo. Huge blasts at a munitions depot in the capital on March 4 killed about 150 deaths and left over 1,500 injured, according to government authorities. The Chinese Embassy here has confirmed six Chinese dead and dozens of others injured, some of them seriously. (Xinhua/Han Bing)

Soldiers are being sent to the blast scene to maintain order in Brazzaville, capital of the Republic of Congo, March 5, 2012. Huge blasts at a munitions depot in the capital on March 4 killed about 150 deaths and left over 1,500 injured, according to government authorities. The Chinese Embassy here has confirmed six Chinese dead and dozens of others injured, some of them seriously. (Xinhua/Han Bing)

150 people were killed and over 1,500 injured in Congo blasts, among which 6 Chinese died and dozens of others were injured.