Chinese tour guide stabs guest to death at banquet table

Due to a conflict over seating arrangements, the tour guide got angry and stabbed two tourists, killing one and seriously injuring the other.

According to Reuters, the incident occurred at 7:30 p.m. on August 9, when the Chinese couple Luo Jinli, 45 years old, and Dong Ya, 47 years old, were having dinner with their two children at the Keekorok Lodge restaurant, in Kenya's Masai Mara reserve.

Lee Changqin, a Chinese tour guide, approached the couple, claiming to be at that table, and asked them to change seats. After a brief argument, he grabbed a knife and stabbed both the couple. More than 100 tourists who had dined there panicked and left the restaurant screaming. Restaurant staff tried to stop them and called the police.

Kenya's Masai Mara Reserve, where a family of Chinese tourists visited. Photo: Extraordinary.

Both husband and wife were quickly taken to the hospital but the wife died and the husband suffered serious stomach injuries.

John Kiruti, manager of the Keekorok Lodge resort, said the couple's two children witnessed everything and were shocked.

Lee Changqin was also a tour guide for three other tourists who traveled to Kenya. This tour guide has been detained by police for investigation.

Masai Mara is a famous nature reserve in Kenya, with an area of ​​over 1,500 m2. This place is home to many rare wild animals such as elephants, African cheetahs, lions, and wildebeests. It is also home to many African ethnic groups, especially the four Turkala, El Molo, Kikuyu, and Maasai. These ethnic groups live in harmony with nature, have many strange customs, and contribute to the fascinating appeal of Kenya.

According to VNE