3 killed, 6 wounded in stabbing rampage at kindergarten in China; suspect at large
CBSN
Three people were killed and six others wounded in a knife attack Wednesday at a kindergarten in southeast China's Jiangxi province.
A "gangster wearing a cap and mask" stormed the private kindergarten in Anfu county at about 10:00 am local time (0200 GMT), police said in a statement published on China's Twitter-like Weibo. The 48-year-old suspect is still at large, they added.
"Public security organs are making every effort to hunt down the suspect," the police statement said.
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