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The Zhuhai air show, China's largest aviation event, attracted nearly 600,000 visitors and generated over US$38 billion in orders. The biennial event, comparable in size to the Paris Air Show, featured advanced aircraft like China's J-35A and J-20, and Russia's Su-57, with the Russian Knights aerobatic team performing after an eight-year hiatus.
In Zhuhai, China, a car attack killed at least 35 people, but initial reports were censored on social media, with authorities delaying the announcement of fatalities for nearly 24 hours. The incident highlights China's strict control over information, as videos and posts about the attack were swiftly removed from platforms like Weibo and Xiaohongshu. The state media downplayed the event, focusing instead on a nearby airshow, while local memorials for the victims were quickly dismantled under government orders.
Zhuhai, a city in southern China, is grappling with the aftermath of the country's deadliest mass killing in a decade, where a man drove into a crowd, killing 35 and injuring 43. The incident has prompted President Xi Jinping to call for enhanced security measures amid concerns over social stability during China's economic slowdown. Authorities have been criticized for their handling of information, as details about the attack remain scarce and tributes from mourners are being removed. The attack highlights tensions in a society facing economic challenges and increased surveillance.
A car attack in Zhuhai, China, that killed 35 people has raised concerns about a trend of public violence linked to personal grievances, as officials censor discussions on the incident. The driver, reportedly unhappy over a divorce settlement, targeted crowds at a stadium, echoing recent violent attacks in China. President Xi Jinping has promised severe punishment, while social media users question deeper societal issues. Despite censorship, emotional accounts and criticisms of media coverage continue to circulate online.
A driver in Zhuhai, China, killed 35 people and injured 43 by ramming his car into a crowd at a sports center. The attack, one of the deadliest in recent Chinese history, was reportedly motivated by the driver's dissatisfaction with his divorce settlement. Chinese authorities delayed reporting the incident, and social media posts about it were censored. The driver, who attempted self-harm, has been captured. President Xi Jinping has called for severe punishment and efforts to treat the injured. The incident coincided with a major airshow in Zhuhai.
A 62-year-old driver in Zhuhai, China, has been arrested after allegedly ramming his vehicle into a crowded pedestrian area, killing 35 and injuring 43. The attack, which occurred near a sports stadium, is part of a series of violent incidents in China that analysts suggest indicate rising social tensions. Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for strengthened risk prevention measures and severe punishment for the perpetrator. The suspect, reportedly motivated by dissatisfaction over a divorce settlement, was found injured and in a coma, hindering police interrogation.
A 62-year-old man drove his car into a crowd outside a sports center in Zhuhai, China, killing at least 35 people and injuring 43 others. The suspect, identified as Fan, was apprehended after attempting to flee and self-harming with a knife. Police described the incident as a "serious and vicious attack," motivated by Fan's dissatisfaction with his divorce settlement. President Xi Jinping has called for severe punishment for the perpetrator and efforts to treat the injured. Violent crime is rare in China, but recent knife attacks have raised public safety concerns.
A car driven by a 62-year-old man ploughed into a crowd at Zhuhai Sports Centre in China, killing at least 35 people and injuring 43 others. The driver, surnamed Fan, allegedly carried out the attack due to dissatisfaction with a property settlement following his divorce. He was arrested but is in a coma from self-inflicted wounds. The incident occurred despite heightened security for a nearby airshow. Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for severe punishment for the perpetrator, and investigations are ongoing.
In Zhuhai, China, a 62-year-old driver, identified as Fan, drove an SUV into a crowd exercising outside a sports center, killing at least 35 people and injuring 43 others. The driver, who was found self-harming, is in a coma and unable to be interrogated. Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for the suspect to be punished according to the law. The incident, which occurred during the Airshow China event, has been heavily censored on social media.
A tragic incident in Zhuhai, China, resulted in 35 deaths and over 40 injuries when a car driven by a 62-year-old man, identified as Fan, plowed into crowds at an outdoor sports center. The driver, reportedly dissatisfied with divorce property outcomes, was apprehended while attempting to flee and is currently unconscious due to self-inflicted injuries. Chinese leader Xi Jinping has called for severe punishment for the perpetrator, describing the event as extremely malicious. The incident occurred just before a major airshow in Zhuhai.