A 36-year-old Chinese woman was stabbed by strangers on her way to work, resulting in a bleeding chest, and her injury is currently stable and no life-threatening.

It is that the victim was a sushi chef, and on the day of the incident she walked as usual along the streets of downtown Melbourne to work. She recalled that when she felt that someone had touched her lower back, she instinctively turned to the right, only to see a hairy woman whispering down her noise. Then the other person grabbed her shoulder, allegedly knocked a knife in her right chest, quickly escaped the scene.

The victim said that it happened so suddenly that she didn't have time to react. She only felt a sharp pain all over her body, and she didn't realize the specific injured part at that time. Passers-by immediately stepped forward to rescue her and stop her bleeding, and then emergency personnel sent her to Royal Melbourne Hospital for treatment.

¡ø The victim received treatment in the hospital

After being sent to the doctor, doctors diagnosed her with blood and chest, a condition where blood and air accumulated around the lungs, causing difficulty breathing.

The victim¡¯s sister said, ¡°When she met the man she looked to the right, if she looked to the left?

Police havely arrested a 32-year-old Melbourne woman after a large-scale search and seized a knife at the scene. The woman is accused of two deliberate injuries and one of prosecutable crimes during her bail. She appeared at a local court in Melbourne on October 3 and is currently in custody.

The victim¡¯s sister said that her sister was unable to work because of her injury and was very worried about her future financial situation ¨C she wasn¡¯t sure how long she would recover or whether she would be able to return to her previous job.

The random attack aroused widespread concern among local residents. The manager of the building where the victim originally lived said that management had stepped up security patrols and reminded residents to try to choose alternative travel routes and always pay attention to the surrounding environment to "ensure community safety." He added that police have also increased patrols in the area.

Red Star reporter Wang Yalin internship reporter Yang Poohyuk

(Source: Red Star News)