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A violent attack at a railway station in southern China on Tuesday left six people injured, state-run media reported.

The incident took place in Guangzhou city, the Xinhua news agency said, citing local police.

No other details were immediately available.

The incident comes less than a week after bombing and knife attacks at a rail station in western China killed one person and injured nearly 80 others, Xinhua reported. Two suspects, described as religious extremists, also died.

The attacks took place Wednesday at Urumqi South Railway Station in restive Xinjiang province. Police said “knife-wielding mobs” attacked people at one of the station’s exits following an explosion.

There has been a rise in separatist violence in the autonomous region in the northwest of the country.

Source: CNN

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