The recent terrifying spate of 'cannibal attacks' seems to have spread to China, as a drunk bus driver was caught on camera gnawing at a woman's face in a horrific random attack.
The unfortunate woman will apparently require plastic surgery to repair the damage done by her crazed attacker.
According to local news reports, the driver, named Dong, had been drinking heavily during lunch with his friends before the outburst on Tuesday.
He then ran on to the road in the city of Wenzhou, in south-east China, and stood in front of the car being driven by a woman named Du, stopping her from moving.
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| Attack: A man named Dong was seen gnawing on the face of a woman (left) but was later arrested (right) |
When she left the car and tried to escape, the bus driver leaped on top of her and wrestled her to the ground. It was then that Dong started biting Du's face, leaving her covered in blood and weeping as passers-by tried to pull the attacker off his victim.
Witnesses said that the bus driver had gone 'crazy' and was successfully resisting attempts to subdue him.
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| Du will require plastic surgery after the attack on a crowded Chinese street |
Du was taken to hospital, where doctors said she would need surgery to repair her nose and lips.
The incident comes in the wake of a number of similar attacks committed here in the U.S.
At first the attacks in the U.S. were blamed on the drug known as "Bath Salts" but after an autopsy was conducted on the attacker Rudy Eugene none was found in his system.The attack in Florida with Eugene seemed to set off a string of attacks over the last couple of months. This has led to many calling these events "the zombie Apocalypse". There has been around 15 of these attack reported via different news sources.The three most recent attacks are this one in china, the one from Texas where the man ate part of his dog and one from New York where a woman tried to bite a policeman's face. Some are even saying it is a virus and that homeland security knew about the potential of it spreading back in 2007.
We will try to keep an eye on this story.
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