Japan concerned about stabbing of Japanese nationals in China

New Foreign Minister of Japan Minister Takeshi Iwaya has raised concern about stabbing incidents on Japanese nationals in China, according to reports of news organisations. 

Last month a 10-year-old studying in the city of Shenzhen had been fatally stabbed while a Chinese national trying to shield a Japanese mother and child from an attacker had been killed in the city of Suzhou. These attacks raised concerns about anti-Japanese atmosphere growing in China, the Japanese minister said, urging China to provide protection to foreigners in China.