【新唐人2012年7月7日讯】天津市人民政府7月6号正式公布了“蓟县6•30火灾事故”的10名遇难者名单。10名遇难者都是女性，其中9名工作人员，只有一名顾客，没有失踪人员，蓟县县委宣传部还说，在事故调查结果出来后，将对网络传言作回应。大陆微博传出，事发时商场老板关闭大门要顾客结完帐再走，导致300多人被烧死。而火势扑灭之后，整栋商场、连同招牌都已经面目全非，如此重大的火灾消息对比中国媒体，只有中共喉舌CCTV报导了死亡人数，但数字也定格在10人，其他媒体几乎只字不提。
对于天津这次商场大火，天津五大报纸《天津日报》、《今晚报》、《每日新报》、《城市快报》、《渤海早报》在“头版”、“要闻”、“天津新闻”等版面，统统没有任何报导。一场如此大火，天津媒体仿佛视而不见，天津当地媒体完全处于缺位和失语的状态。
大陆微博上一个被流传得很广的消息是：商场着火后，广播里高喊“不结账不许走”，随即商场大门关上，商场如焚尸炉一样“火化”。此时，蓟县电视台还在播放着电视剧和娱乐节目。商场浓烈的火势，一路从二楼向上窜烧，几乎所有窗口，都冒出了火舌，显示整个二楼，都已经陷入火海，消防车还没来得及灌救，火苗就几乎已经吞噬了上方所有楼层。
网友发贴指出，尽管你们出动警力封锁现场几条街，然后才清理的现场，但是别忘了隔壁楼里还住着群众，这次伤亡人数 200都挡不住！县医院太平间都满了。
天津市民刘司机：“殡仪馆那边人挺多的，都承(装)不下了，我路过听到他们(家属)在哭在闹的挺多的。”
天津市民王先生：“好像好几百人死了，政府肯定不会报导，现在消息都封锁了。”
天津市民张女士：“它(商场)到周末的时候，每星期都有打折促销，所以蓟县的人都去。”
中共当局的说法让民众起疑，因为“莱德商厦”是蓟县最大的商场，周日有很多逛街人潮，现场火势也很大，大火持续了7个小时才被扑灭，根据现场目击者的说法，很多人是跳楼逃生，在这种情况下，真的只有10人遇难？
深圳学者朱健国表示，网路上所说的只是猜测，实际死伤人数不得而知，如果中共当局想掩盖真相，民众也没办法查清楚。
深圳学者朱健国：“现在在中国这个体制下，官方的掩盖能力非常强，他一旦掩盖，你拿不到证据，只能是舆论而已，掩盖是必然的，那是肯定的，但是掩盖了多少你不知道，可以说所有的事故，他们都没有如实的说出最终的真相，他都掩盖了，但是问题是老百姓没有办法拿到真正的证据。”
有网友举例说，如果在日本发生这样重大的事故，电视萤幕的上方会流动出现关于死难者的消息，如果在英国出现这样的重大事故，BBC会连线报导政府的处理方式和方法，如果在台湾发生这样的重大事故，歌手们会上台募捐，如果是美国发生这样的重大事故，就会有一部灾难电影，告诉你究竟发生了什么。
另一位网友说，当其中一具尸体被认领之后，工作人员再迅速补全到10具，为什么这么做？因为政府说了，本次大火死亡 10人，轻伤16人。
采访/易如 编辑/黄亿美 后制/郭敬
CCP Claims 10 People Die in Accidental Mall Fire in Tianjin
On July 6, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Tianjin
Government formally announced a list of ten victims
of an accidental shopping mall fire on June 30, in Ji County.
The ten victims were all female. Nine of them were staff,
and only one of them was a customer. There was no missing persons.
The Ji County propaganda department said that after
the investigation results are released, they will respond to the rumors on internet.
Some microbloggers in mainland China say that when
the incident took place, the mall owners closed the doors,
and asked customers not to go before they had paid.
It resulted in 300 persons dying in the fire.
After the fire was extinguished, the entire shopping center,
and even the shop sign, was beyond recognition.
Such major news in mainland China was only discussed
on CCP state controlled CCTV.
CCTV reported the number of deaths,
but the death toll fixed in 10 persons.
Other media have almost no information about it.
The five major Tianjin newspapers, The Tianjin Daily,
“Evening News", “Meirixinbao", “City Express"
and “Bohai Morning Post" have no front page reports
regarding the shopping mall fire in Ji County.
With such a big fire, the Tianjin media
have seemed to have turned a blind eye.
Tianjin local media were completely
in a state of absence or memory loss.
A message was widely spread
on mainland Chinese microblogs.
As the fire began, mall broadcasters shouted to customers
that they were, “not allowed to go without paying the bill.”
The doors of the shopping mall were then shut, turning
it into a crematorium conducting a “cremation.”
Meanwhile, Ji County television was still playing
drama and entertainment programs.
The intense fire burned all the way from the second floor
upward, with almost all the windows emitting a flame.
It showed the entire second floor was engulfed in flames.
The fire engines had not had time to fight the blaze,
but the flames almost engulfed all the above floors.
Netizens posted messages and pointed out that despite
sending out a police force to cordon off a few blocks
in the surrounding area, and to clear out the site,
some people were living in neighboring buildings.
In the fire, there were more than 200 people who died,
and the county hospital morgue was full.
Driver Liu, Tianjin resident: “There were a lot
of people in the funeral parlors. It is full.
When I passed by, I saw quite a lot
of family members crying there.”
Mr. Wang, Tianjin resident: “Maybe several hundred persons
died in the fire, but the government will certainly not report. The news is now blocked.”
Ms Zhang, Tianjin resident: “When it was the weekend,
in the mall, there were promotion activities and discounts. There were many people there.”
What the CCP authorities have said is making the public
suspicious, because “Laide Commercial Building” is the largest mall in Ji County.
There were a lot of shopping crowds
and the fire on site was also very strong.
The big fire lasted seven hours before being extinguished.
According to eyewitnesses, many people jumped to escape.
With this situation, were there really only ten deaths?
Shenzhen scholar Zhu Jianguo said that the reports
on the network are just speculations.
The actual number of casualties is unknown.
If CCP authorities try to cover up the truth,
the public have no way to find out.
Zhu Jianguo: “Now under the system of the CCP,
official power cover ups are very strong.
Once they want to cover something up,
you are not able to get evidence.
So there are only public opinions.
The cover up is inevitable, it is certain.
But you don’t know how much they covered up.
You can say that for all accidents, they have never
honestly spoken the ultimate truth. They always covered up.
But the problem is that ordinary people
are not able to get the real evidence.”
Some netizens used examples.
If such a major accident happened in Japan,
the current news of victims would be shown
on TV at the top of the screen.
If such a major accident happened in the UK, the BBC
would conduct reports, showing the government approach and methods.
If such a major accident happened in Taiwan,
singers would go up on stage and conduct fundraising.
If such a major accident happened in the USA, there
would be a disaster movie telling you what happened.
Another netizen said that when the corpses are claimed,
the staff will quickly fill the number corpses to ten.
Why? This is because the CCP regime has said that
there were ten dead and sixteen injured in the fire.
