Knife attack in China’s Guangzhou leaves multiple people injured

CNA first reported a knife attack in Guangzhou's university town that left multiple people injured. The incident struck a densely populated campus area, raising concerns for students, staff and local businesses that could face disruptions and heightened security demands. Early details noted a chaotic scene but did not confirm any fatalities. The attack unfolded during daytime classes, prompting an immediate emergency response from university security and local medical services.

Subsequent reports from marketscreener.com, Devdiscourse and the South China Morning Post confirmed that police arrested a man suspected of the knifing, and that no deaths were recorded. Authorities say the suspect is being held while investigators piece together motives. Police released no further details on the suspect's background, and the university announced counseling resources for affected members of the community. The situation remains under police control, with campus operations expected to resume after safety checks.