Five Chinese nationals have been rescued by Indian police from a Mumbai hotel, Zhang Longhai, Chinese consul in Mumbai, told China.org.cn in a telephone interview this afternoon.

　　"Five Chinese nationals trapped in the hotels have just been rescued," Zhang said. "The death toll has risen to 101, and at least 287 have been injured. There were a series of terrorist attacks across Mumbai at 10 places including hotels, hospitals and train stations."

　　Zhang said that one of the five rescued is a general manager of Chinese oil company Sinopec (Hong Kong) Limited.

　　The local police had told Zhang that the attacks had come without warning and there had been no prior tension in the city.

　　According to Zhang, there are around 1,000 Chinese people living in Mumbai but so far there have been no reports of casualties among the Chinese community.

　　Mr Shao, a Chinese telecoms engineer in Mumbai, told China.org.cn that there are relatively few Chinese tourists in Mumbai. "Mumbai is like Shanghai, it is not a tourist attraction, so I don't believe there are many tourists here, especially Chinese tourists.

　　"It is a religious conflict. We will not go back out on the street for a long time," he added.

　　The Chinese Consulate-General in Mumbai has published three emergency phone numbers on its website: 0091-9820302546, 0091-9820302548, 0091-8920535225.

　　中国驻孟买领事张龙海27日下午通过电话向记者证实，已有5名中国公民被印度警方从孟买一酒店中成功解救出来。

　　“酒店里的5名中国公民已经被解救，5名被解救的人质之一是香港中石化总经理。”张领事说，“目前孟买伤亡人数已上升至101人，至少有287人受伤，在孟买的10个地方发生了一系列的恐怖袭击，其中包括旅馆、医院和火车站。”

　　据当地警方称，恐怖袭击无任何先兆。

　　张领事透露，有大约1000名中国公民生活在孟买，目前为止还没有中国公民伤亡情况的报告。

　　中国驻孟买总领事馆公布了三个紧急电话：0091-9820302546, 0091-9820302548, 0091-8920535225.

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