In a razor assault on Monday at a Shanghai mall, police on Tuesday reported that three people died and 15 people were hurt.
The wounded were instantly rushed to a local hospital for medical care but, despite the efforts, three of the patients succumbed to their wounds, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
The officers received a statement of the strike and immediately detained the perpetrator, identified as a 37-year-old guy surnamed Lin, Xinhua reported. Authorities are now looking into the incident.
Earlier in September, a Chinese learner, aged 10, was mortally stabbed by an intruder just feet away from his class in Shenzhen, a city in southern China.
The Chinese population in China is concerned about security more than the other blade attacks on two Chinese nationals in Suzhou, a well-known town in eastern China, in June.
While stabbing situations are not popular in Shanghai, they are not exceptional.
A man stabbed 15 people in the Chinese financial hub during a stabbing spree in 2022 at a big medical, injuring both of them. The person was “resentful of society,” according to the government, and after an expense failed, was given the death sentence a year later.
Authorities have often attributed mental disease to the rise in people stabbing incidents in China in recent years. These problems frequently target children in schools.
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