China has executed a man who killed 35 people by plowing his car into crowds at a sports center in November, in the country’s deadliest known attack against the public in a decade, state media reported Monday.

China executes two men after deadly rampages that killed dozens - Both attacks raised concerns about so-called revenge on society crimes

Chinese authorities on Monday executed a 62-year-old man who drove his car into people exercising outside a stadium last year, killing 35 people and injuring over 40, according to a media report.

A man who killed dozens by driving his car into people exercising outside a stadium in southern China has been executed, state media reported. Fan Weiqiu, 62, killed at least 35 people and injured more than dozens on 11 November after he ploughed his car onto an exercise track in Zhuhai,

The 62-year-old man deliberately drove a small SUV through crowds of people exercising outside a sports complex on November 11, 2024.

China executed Xu Jiajin, a man convicted of killing eight people and Fan Weiqiu who drove his car into people exercising outside a stadium last year, killing 35 people.

China has executed Fan Weiqiu for driving into a crowd, killing 35, in Zhuhai last November. This attack marked China's deadliest public incident in a decade. President Xi Jinping called the act 'extremely vicious'.

China on Monday executed two men convicted of separate deadly attacks carried out in November amid a series of violent crimes committed in the Asian nation.

China executed two men on Monday for committing murderous attacks, amplifying fears over "revenge on society crimes." Fan Weiqu, 62, drove a car into a crowd in Zhuhai last November, killing at least 35.