China’s leader Xi Jinping has ordered local governments to prevent future mass killings in the country, following a recent surge of attacks involving drivers mowing down people or knife-wielding assailants stabbing multiple victims. These “revenge on society crimes” have been linked to a feeling of injustice and pressure within Chinese society. The Chinese state’s tightening grip on social and political aspects has raised concerns about the increasing reach into people’s private lives. Authorities have vowed to examine personal disputes that could trigger aggression and have implemented measures to prevent future attacks. However, strict censorship and lack of public data make it difficult to decipher mass killing trends in China.Officials have vowed to ferret out hidden risks and resolve conflicts and disputes in a timely manner to prevent future attacks. Critics worry about the impact of increased surveillance and control on civil liberties in China.
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