Revenge against society? House explosion in Wuhan "2 killed and 1 injured" Internet explosion: More than a dozen delivery people were tricked into locking the door

A serious explosion and fire occurred in a residential building in Wuchang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, China recently. However, official reports stated that only one person died and two were injured. This is a huge gap with the content reported on the Internet, which quickly attracted attention at home and abroad.

According to the police information report issued by the Wuchang District Branch of the Wuhan Municipal Public Security Bureau yesterday (3rd), at approximately 23:50 on November 2, a deflagration occurred in a community in Wuchang District, resulting in 2 deaths and 1 injury (non-life-threatening). The public security, firefighting and ambulance units have rushed to deal with the incident. The specific cause of the accident and investigation and disposal are still in progress. The official report did not name specific communities, nor did it confirm or refute the various criminal plots reported online.

However, online news pointed out that the incident was suspected to be a social retaliation incident. The suspect was suspected of losing all his money due to a thunderstorm on the financial investment platform. He rented a short-term rental apartment and prepared gas tanks in advance. Then he used errand services such as Meituan to place 20 or 20 orders, pretending that he needed the help of delivery people to take "safety training promotional photos." After many delivery people gathered in the house, he locked the door and released gas to detonate it. It was reported that some deliverymen kicked the door violently and escaped when they noticed something was wrong, but there were still some people who were unable to escape.

Some netizens revealed that there were more than one crime scene that night, including the China Railway Construction 1818 Center, Anshun Homes, and Zhongnan International City. Explosions were reported in communities such as China Railway Construction. One of the explosions was so powerful that it even penetrated the elevator shaft. The actual casualties were as high as 19 deaths and 47 injuries, far exceeding the official figure of 2 deaths and 1 injury.