China Railway Guangzhou Bureau points out sloppiness in security inspection over stabbing incident on train... Officials involved will be dismissed or fired - Chinese report

On the 8th, China Railway Guangzhou Bureau Group Co., Ltd., the operator of a long-distance train in China where a man stabbed a passenger to death on board a long-distance train in May, accused officials of neglecting safety inspections at the station. solve
He announced that he would be appointed and fired. The incident occurred on May 4th at around 9:50 p.m. (local time) on a long-distance train K435 running between Wuchang, Hubei Province and Huizhou, Guangdong Province.
The incident occurred on the train. The suspect, Mr. Ga (36), boarded the train while holding a folding knife with a blade length of 10.5 cm, and stabbed a passenger, Mr. Tani (male, 27), several times in the body, killing him.
. Mr. He went through a security checkpoint when entering the premises of Hengshan Station in Hengyang City, Hunan Province, but he had brought a knife with him in his belt, which led to the inspection. line
It was not discovered by the staff who were there. In response to the incident, China Railway Guangzhou Bureau Group Co., Ltd. dismissed the station master, deputy station master, and security checkpoint supervisor at Hengshan Station, saying that security inspections at the station were sloppy.
He announced that he would be fired. In addition, they will strengthen the training and management of security checkpoint staff in the future and make efforts to prevent similar incidents from occurring.
Meanwhile, as a result of a psychiatric evaluation, detectives found that the suspect, Ga, was in a state of insanity at the time of the incident.
It was determined that no liability could be found.