
On the 9th, a 47-year-old man named Hu drove an excavator to the Government Service Center in Fengdong New Town, Xi'an, and smashed the gate and signboard. Officials said no one was injured and the suspect has been subject to criminal coercive measures. People familiar with the matter said that he had been unsuccessfully seeking pay for a long time.
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The driver involved, Hu Moumou, has been owed excavator construction fees for the project since 2025, and has repeatedly reported to the Central Inspection Team and the National Complaints Department to no avail.
A sabotage incident occurred at a government service center in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, China on the 9th. A 47-year-old man drove an excavator and smashed the building's gate and signboard. Officials and citizens at the scene were evacuated. The suspect was subsequently controlled by the police on the spot. The driver involved in the case was subsequently targeted, and his social platform posted a large number of videos asking for wages. It is suspected that he took drastic measures to defend his rights after multiple appeals failed.
The incident occurred at about 11 a.m. on the 9th. A large excavator drove to the door of the Xi'an Fengdong New Town Government Service Center. The driver drove the machine up the steps and repeatedly operated the robotic arm and bucket to destroy the entrance awning, glass door and exterior wall sign. At least six building structures in the center were damaged. The official later issued a police report stating that the driver involved was a 47-year-old man surnamed Hu, who had been controlled by the police and criminal enforcement measures had been taken. No one was injured in the incident, and the government affairs center had returned to normal that afternoon.
The well-known social account "Teacher Li is not your teacher" broke the news on the Since 2025, Hu Nan has been owed excavator construction fees for the "Greenland New Town" project. He has reported it to the Central Inspection Team and the National Complaints and Complaints Department many times, and went to the government affairs hall to make representations. However, the problem has never been resolved, and he finally chose to seek justice in extreme ways.
Many netizens left messages saying: "We have truly found the wrongdoers and the debtors, so when we go out we turn left and go to the government", "I have been handing out salary materials for a year and no one has accepted them, and the entire network saw the excavator entering the hall the day it entered. It is not just the driver who should reflect", "If you don't give me an explanation, I will give you an explanation", pointing out that the incident reflects the plight of grassroots labor rights protection channels that have failed.

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