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1Oct

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3 Killed, 15 Injured In Stabbing Spree At Shanghai Mall. Suspect Wanted To ‘Vent Anger’

Three people were killed and 15 others injured as a man went on a stabbing rampage inside a supermarket in Shanghai on Monday night. The 37-year-old suspect was swiftly arrested by Chinese police. The man, with the surname Lin, reportedly told the police that he had come to Shanghai to vent his anger “due to a personal economic dispute". According to the BBC report, the incident occurred at a Walmart in a shopping mall in Songjiang, a densely populated district in the city's southwest. According to the Associated Press (AP), 18 people were sent to hospital for treatment, three of whom died. The others reportedly “did not sustain life-threatening wounds" and were believed to be out of danger. BBC quoted Shi, who runs a jewellery store on the ground floor of the Ludu International Commercial...

16Sep

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Shanghai on red alert as Typhoon Bebinca makes landfall, strongest in decades – Times of India

Typhoon Bebinca struck Shanghai early Monday, as reported by Chinese state media. The city is under a red alert due to the severe weather conditions, including powerful winds and heavy rainfall.The typhoon made landfall in Shanghai, a metropolis with a population of almost 25 million, at approximately 7.30 am. local time (2330 GMT). The powerful storm system brought fierce winds, with maximum sustained speeds of 151 kilometers per hour (94 miles per hour) near its center.Meteorologists say that Typhoon Bebinca could be the strongest to hit Shanghai since 1949.In response to the typhoon, Shanghai authorities have taken precautionary measures. Coastal residents in certain areas have been evacuated to safer locations. Additionally, numerous air travelers have been impacted by the cancellation...

4Sep

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Noisy China Toddler Locked In Plane Toilet As Fellow Passengers Wanted To ‘Discipline’ Her

China News: Social media users in China are engaged in a heated debate after a post was shared, showing a noisy toddler locked inside an aeroplane toilet as a punishment. A one-year-old girl travelling with her grandparents was reportedly crying all the away, and two fellow women travellers not known to each other locked her in a toilet apparently to discipline her, media reports said. The incident took place on August 24 on a Juneyao Air flight going to Shanghai from Guizhou in southwest China, South China Morning Post said, quoting a local media report. ALSO READ | US Man, High On Cannabis, Strips On Plane, Tries To Open Emergency Door Mid-Air According to the report, the post was shared on Douyin, a TikTok-like video-sharing platform in China, by one of the two women travellers whose ...