Attacker hurts 20 children with hammer at Beijing school
Beijing: A hammer-wielding man wounded 20 children in an attack at an elementary school in Beijing Tuesday with three suffering serious injuries, local authorities said. A male suspect was brought "under control" and the wounded pupils were admitted to hospital, the Xicheng district government said. Surnamed Jia, the 49-year-old assailant was a contractor hired by the school for daily maintenance work. His contract was scheduled to terminate at the end of January, stated the district government on its official Twitter-like Weibo account in a post that has since been deleted. Though the school was discussing another job posting for Jia, he used a hammer and attacked students to "vent his resentment", they said. Police have taken "compulsory measures" against the suspect. Beijing police did not immediately respond to AFP’s request for comment.
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