- Two Japanese men and one Chinese woman were injured in a knife attack at a restaurant in Shanghai on Tuesday.
- A 59-year-old man, reportedly with a history of mental illness, was detained after attacking the victims with a fruit knife at the Shanghai World Financial Centre.
- One of the injured Japanese men is a senior executive at a Japanese company located in the commercial complex where the incident occurred.
- Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary, Minoru Kihara, urged China to provide a clear explanation of the incident and severely punish the suspect.
- The attack has heightened concerns among the Japanese expatriate community in China, following previous incidents involving Japanese citizens.
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Two Japanese men among three injured in Shanghai knife attack