Shaoguan authorities moved the Uyghur workers to temporary accommodation, and the workers were transferred on 7 July to another facility belonging to Early Light,[1] 30 km away in Baitu town.[2] The Baitu factory is now reported to be an Uyghur enclave, with, sporting facilities, canteen serving Xinjiang food, a round-the-clock staff clinic, and plain-clothed police officers in their midst.[9][28] According to the South China Morning Post, the Kashgar staff were apparently unable to mix with colleagues in their previous location because of the language barrier – a local shop worker estimated that less than one in three spoke Mandarin.[9] Two months on, the South China Morning Post found few willing to talk about the events of the fateful night.[9] The authorities' claims that 50 Uyghur workers were granted their repatriation requests following the violence are contested by Uyghur workers.[4]