Chinese army officer who was injured in Galwan Valley clash with India carries torch in Winter Olympics

Chandigarh, February 3 A Chinese army officer who was injured in the Galwan Valley clashes with India was a torchbearer in the Winter Olympics on Wednesday, according to Chinese media. According to Global Times, Qi Fabio, a PLA regimental...

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Updated At : 03:01 PM Feb 03, 2022 IST

Chandigarh, February 3

A Chinese army officer who was injured in the Galwan Valley clashes with India was a torchbearer in the Winter Olympics on Wednesday, according to Chinese media.

According to Global Times, Qi Fabio, a PLA regimental commander, carried the flame in the torch relay.

There were 20 casualties on the Indian side whereas China after much dilly-dallying had said that it lost four of its soldiers.

There have been 14 rounds of talks between the two countries to resolve the border crisis, but to no avail.

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