
The fatal stabbing of a Chinese food delivery rider near Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market has renewed safety concerns ahead of the Victorian state election.
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The incident occurred near Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market when two delivery riders confronted a man tampering with their bikes.
The killing of a Chinese food delivery rider in Melbourne has renewed safety concerns across the city just weeks ahead of the Victorian state election, where law and order is expected to be a key campaign battleground.
Feng died of stab wounds last Friday night near Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Market after he and another rider confronted a man who was allegedly tampering with their bikes, The Guardian reported. The second rider, 34, was taken to hospital with serious injuries.

According to reports in Bali District, New Taipei City, a 27-year-old man surnamed Chen was found naked and dead in an upright washing machine. The police's preliminary investigation ruled out external intervention. A smoking device was found at the scene. It is not ruled out that the deceased was in a daze after taking drugs.

The Fukuoka Prefecture police in Japan announced on the 10th the arrest of two 30-year-old Chinese men surnamed Zhu, accusing them of using malicious programs to remotely operate other people's mobile phones for fraudulent purchases. This is the first time a suspect has been arrested since similar cases occurred across Japan in August.

On the 9th, a 47-year-old man surnamed Hu drove a strange driver to the Government Service Center in Fengdong New Town, Xi'an, Shaanxi, China, and smashed the door and signboard. Officials said no one was injured and the suspect was contained. The community broke the news that he took extreme measures to defend his rights because he had been owed wages for a long time for the "Greenland New Village" project and had repeatedly appealed to no avail.

A 30-year-old woman surnamed Chen took an Uber to return home on the evening of the 9th. Unexpectedly, the 51-year-old driver surnamed Zhuang drove the car into the dark Jiantan Mountain area. When she realized something was wrong, she screamed and jumped out of the car to ask for help from people running at night. She then called the police and charged the driver with coercion. The police had notified Zhuang Nan to report to the case.

The Shandong Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision recently publicly reported three typical cases of corruption in the field of tendering and bidding, including serious violations of discipline and law by Liu Baoan, the former captain of the Guangrao County Fire Rescue Brigade, and Wan Zhaobo, the former vice president of Rizhao Science and Technology Secondary Vocational School.

A fraud group headed by a man surnamed Liang recruited 12 street residents and low-income households to serve as tenants, and collaborated with six homeowners to forge lease contracts and apply for rent subsidies from the Kaohsiung City and Hualien County governments. Over the past three years, they fraudulently obtained millions of dollars. The police arrested 27 people and handed them over to justice.