KUNMING, March 3 -- The Yunnan Branch of the Red Cross Society of China will open a hotline on Tuesday to provide therapy services to people who sustained psychological trauma from Saturday's terror attack.

The Red Cross's branch in southwest China's Yunnan Province will mobilize specialists from its psychological assistance volunteer group to offer mental care services through the hotline, the branch said on Monday.

A group of veiled men and women swarmed on the square of the Kunming railway station in the provincial capital on Saturday, killing 29 civilians and injuring more than 140 others.