2014年CRI 中方暂停部分与越南交往计划 警方确认东突制造乌市暴恐案（在线收听）

China is to suspend some of its plans for bilateral exchanges with Vietnam in response to the deadly violence against Chinese nationals in the country.

So far at least two Chinese nationals in Vietnam have died and more than 100 others have been injured.

China has also lifted the level of the security warning for Chinese tourists in Vietnam, warning its citizens not to travel to the country.

Meanwhile, five ships have been dispatched to Vietnam to evacuate Chinese nationals caught in the violence.

More than three-thousand Chinese nationals have already been evacuated from Vietnam.

The Vietnamese government has expressed its regret over the violence and ordered an end to the anti-foreign protests.

The terror group known as the East Turkistan Islamic Movement is being blamed for last month's attack at a train station in Urumqi, capital of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.

Officials in the region say the attack was planned by Ismail Yusup, from somewhere outside of China. He fled the country a couple of years ago.

Ten members of the group slashed people and set off explosives at the exit of the South Railway Station in Urumqi, early in the evening on April 30th.

The explosion killed two terrorists.

The other eight have been arrested.

Chinese police are looking for Ismail Yusup with help from International authorities.