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Man with knife injures 17 passengers on Tokyo train

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By SRI NewsDesk Published November 1, 2021
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TOKYO: A man dressed in Batman’s Joker costume and brandishing a knife on a Tokyo commuter train on Sunday stabbed several passengers before starting a fire, which sent people scrambling to escape and jumping from windows, police, and witnesses said.

The Tokyo Fire Department said 17 passengers were injured, including three seriously. Not all of them were stabbed and most of the other injuries were not serious, the agency said. The attacker, identified as a 24-year-old man, was arrested on the spot and was being investigated on suspicion of attempted murder, NHK said. His motive was not immediately known.

Nippon Television announced that the speculate let police know that he needed to kill and get a capital punishment, and that he utilized a previous train cutting case for instance.

Witnesses let police know that the assailant was wearing a brilliant outfit a green shirt, a blue suit and a purple coat like the Joker in Batman funnies or somebody going to a Halloween occasion, as per media reports.

Tokyo police authorities said the assault occurred inside the Keio train close to the Kokuryo station.

TV film showed various firemen, police authorities and paramedics saving the travelers, a significant number of whom got away through train windows. In one video, travelers were running from another vehicle, where flares were spouting.

NHK said the suspect, subsequent to cutting travelers, poured a fluid looking like oil from a plastic jug and set fire, what somewhat consumed seats.

Shunsuke Kimura, who shot the video, let NHK know that he saw travelers frantically running and keeping in mind that he was attempting to sort out what occurred, he heard a touchy commotion and saw smoke floating. He additionally bounced from a window yet fell on the stage and hurt his shoulder.

Train entryways were shut and we had no clue about the thing was going on, and we bounced from the windows, Kimura said. It was astonishing. The assault was the second including a blade on a Tokyo train in two months.

In August, the day preceding the Tokyo Olympics shutting function, a 36-year-elderly person wounded 10 travelers on a passenger train in Tokyo in an arbitrary eruption of savagery. The presume later let police know that he needed to assault ladies who looked glad.

While shooting passings are uncommon in Japan, the nation has had a progression of high-profile blade killings lately.

In 2019, a man conveying two blades assaulted a gathering of students holding up at a bus station right external Tokyo, killing two individuals and harming 17 preceding committing suicide. In 2018, a man killed a traveler and harming two others in a blade assault on a projectile train. In 2016, a previous representative at a permanent spot for the impaired killed 19 individuals and harmed more than 20.

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