After examining the scene, Chinese investigators have identified the suspect responsible for a series of explosions in Guangxi.

After identifying the suspect and urgently establishing an investigation, today (October 2), the Chinese Public Security Agency has made an initial conclusion about a series of explosions that occurred on September 30 and October 1 in Liucheng County, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, killing 10 people and injuring 51 others.

The initial conclusion of the Chinese investigation agency said that after examining the scene and DNA test results, the suspect was identified as Wei Yinyong, 33 years old, who died at the scene. The suspect's motive for the crime is believed to be personal revenge due to conflicts with local people that arose during the process of mining and producing construction stone.

A car is overturned and covered with rocks after a series of bombings in China. (Photo: Reuters)

According to the conclusion of the Chinese investigation agency, after making the timed bomb, the suspect himself placed it in public places and hired someone to deliver it to the address he specified by express delivery. Therefore, the series of explosions almost happened at the same time.

In recent years, express delivery services have been developing rapidly in China, with revenue from this service reaching more than 30 billion USD in 2014 alone and creating millions of jobs for Chinese workers. However, the explosions that occurred in Liucheng County related to express delivery parcels show that the management of express delivery goods still has many shortcomings and potential risks.

This is not the final conclusion of the Chinese investigation agency, however, the explosions that occurred in Liucheng district once again caused panic and insecurity among Chinese people and foreign tourists as the country enters the "Golden Week" holiday that lasts until October 7 on the occasion of National Day./.

According to Vov.vn