Two Japanese Injured in Stabbing at Shanghai Restaurant; Witness Calls it 'Most Terrifying Moment of My Life'
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A stabbing incident occurred yesterday at a Japanese restaurant in Shanghai, China, injuring three people, including two Japanese nationals. The two Japanese victims have been confirmed as employees of the Mori Building Group and are not in life-threatening condition. The sudden attack has caused unease within the local Japanese expatriate community. The suspect is a 59-year-old Chinese man with a history of mental illness; the motive is currently unknown. A witness described the event as 'the most terrifying moment of my life.'