Tianjin

Felines were discovered by China Animal Protection Power.

As many as 24 cities are on red alert, while 21 are on orange alert.

The court will rule on the cases of four other dissidents later this week.

There were no immediate reports of casualties in a country on edge after blasts killed more than 160 people last month in Tianjin.

The detentions came a day after the Communist Party sacked the head of China's work safety regulator.

Authorities worked to complete a sweep of the site where two explosions last week killed 114 people and injured more than 700.

Chinese officials are trying to "rescue the missing" after a series of massive explosions.

The video captured abandoned cars, damaged containers and smoking continuing to rise from the site of the explosion.

The company violated packaging standards during a safety inspection two years ago, the safety bureau said.

Dozens were killed and hundreds injured in the blasts.

Chinese media are sharing photos and video of the explosions.