In China, a college graduate staged a stabbing in a dormitory because he 'failed an exam'.

A student attacked residents of a dormitory in China with a knife: 8 people died

A tragedy occurred in the city of Yixing (China): a student attacked residents of a dormitory with a knife. This horrific attack resulted in the deaths of 8 people, while another 17 were injured. The police have already detained the suspect, who admitted his guilt.

According to the police, the attacker is a college graduate. His motive for the attack stemmed from a failed exam, the absence of a diploma, and dissatisfaction with his internship salary. The police are currently investigating this horrific incident.

This tragedy occurred against the backdrop of another deadly event that took place in the city of Zhuhai, where an SUV plowed into a crowd. As a result of this incident, 35 people died, and more than 40 were injured. The driver of the SUV was also detained as he attempted to flee the scene.

The events that have occurred have sparked a discussion about 'revenge against society' on social media. This term describes situations where individuals commit acts of violence stemming from personal grievances. Such incidents recently occurred in Germany as well, when a woman attacked passengers on a bus with a knife, injuring five people.