Three young men have been detained by police in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen after they caused panic on the subway as part of a prank, the South China Morning Post reports. Surveillance footage shows passengers on the city’s subway caught up in a mini-stampede on Friday after two of the men ran through a train shouting “Get down! Be careful of the landmines!” Police in the city, which lies on the border with Hong Kong, said in a statement passengers had been told to get off the train at the next stop while it was taken out of service to be inspected. Police said two men – a 24-year-old surnamed Xiang and a 20-year-old named Wu – had been detained over the prank, which they had...

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