Two dead in separate stabbing sprees across China
- Suspect in attack in Fujian province missing after jumping into river following attack on ex-wife’s boyfriend and group of pedestrians
- Man detained on suspicion of carrying out fatal attack in Guangzhou province

Two people have been killed and 27 injured in separate mass stabbings in China on Monday.
In the first incident one man died and 19 people were injured in Fuzhou, the capital of the southeastern province of Fujian.
According to Fuzhou News, a motorcyclist attacked a group of a pedestrians after getting into an argument with his former wife, a woman named Huang, and stabbing her new boyfriend.
The report named the suspect as a 48-year-old called Hou and said that he had confronted his former wife at her home in Jianxin town at around 8pm.
After stabbing the boyfriend the attacker then rode off on his motorbike, before attacking a group of people in the street.
Hou, who was divorced in November, was reported to be missing after jumping into the river.