A 12-year-old boy spent the money that was donated by his relatives for his father’s cancer treatment on mobile phone games, according to the South China Morning Post.

The incident happened in Fuchun county in Sichuan, China.

Took the money while visiting sick father

The boy spent about 3,800 yuan (or SGD $775) at the Xiaomi Game Centre, a mobile gaming platform, back in July.

He took the money when he was visiting his father, who has late-stage brain cancer, at the hospital and used his dad’s phone.

Sole breadwinner

The father, who is the sole breadwinner of the family after his wife died 10 years ago, suffers from late-stage brain cancer and doctors opted for a cheaper treatment method after considering the family’s financial resources.

Before he got sick, he worked in construction while his 15 and 12-year-old sons stayed home.

Their relatives pooled monetary donations for his cancer treatment, and they only realised that the money was stolen by the 12-year-old boy after a relative went to make payment for the medical bills after the father died.

As a result, the relatives had to raise some more money to pay the hospital fees.

Gaming company didn’t believe the family

The uncle of the boy, asked the game company for a refund, but they initially didn’t believe him – it was only after a journalist made inquiries and they conducted background checks, did they agree to return the money to the family, which will be put aside for the two boys in the future.

Following their father’s death, the two boys have been placed in an orphanage, according to the local government.

The 12-year-old boy who stole the money said that he feels “sorry for (his) father” and his relatives who pitched in to help.

A horrific murder occurred in Klang on Sunday morning (21st August). A Chinese man came home in the early morning and was shot 8 times in a row by the killer, and the murderer used a Parang knife to take his life. The man died right in front of his home!

Klang South District Police District Chief Assistant Commissioner Xie Hongfang issued a statement confirming that the shooting took place at 12:22 am (August 21) at Seri Kalong Garden, Klang South District.

“At 12.22am today, Klang South Police Headquarters received a call from a local man claiming to have heard gunshots and saw a man lying by the roadside of his home in a residential area.”

He pointed out that when police went to the site of the incident, they found a 41-year-old Malaysian citizen lying on the ground covered in blood. When ambulances arrived at the scene, paramedics confirmed the man had died at the scene.

“According to the police investigation, the deceased had 10 criminal records, including serious criminal cases involving kidnapping.”

He revealed that according to the investigation, it was found that the shooting occurred in a residential area, and there were 2 entrances and exits in the road section of the crime scene, which could lead to the main road.

“According to CCTV footage, at 12.17am this morning, the deceased arrived in front of the house in his Volkswagen. When he got out of the car and went to the fence to open the house, a Nissan Almera suddenly stopped by the road behind him.”

He pointed out that three men quickly got out of the car and fired 5 to 8 shots at the deceased. After the deceased fell to the ground, the assailant chopped the deceased with a parang knife before leaving, and then got into the car and fled the scene.

“The forensic department of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Selangor Police Headquarters (IPK) has conducted a forensic search at the scene and found some physical evidence that could assist in the investigation of the case.”

He said the police have opened an investigation into the case under Section 302 of the Penal Code (murder), which is the only criminal law that imposes the death penalty if convicted.

A 15-year-old female junior high school student was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in a case in which a mother and her daughter were attacked with a knife on the street in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo and both are seriously injured.

On the night of the 20th of August, a 53-year-old mother and a 19-year-old daughter were seriously injured by after getting stabbed with a kitchen knife on the street in Maruyama-cho, Shibuya-ku.

The 15-year-old perpetrator said: “I wanted to be executed, so I stabbed a parent and child I happened to find on the street with a knife.”

In response to a subsequent investigation by the Metropolitan Police Department, the female student stated, “From around the third semester of the first year of junior high school, I somehow hated going to school, and I could not go to the classroom or practice club activities.”

She told her mother, “I don’t like the clique fights among my friends.”

On the other hand, in addition to the fact that no troubles such as bullying at school have been confirmed so far, she also stated that she wanted to kill his family.

The Police are also investigating the connection with this incident with her targeted list of people she wants to kill.