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A Chinese citizen was attacked on the street My Consulate General in Auckland: Seriously Concerned
2026-02-20 source:cctv.com

News from CCTV: Recently, the Chinese Consulate General in Auckland learned that a Chinese citizen was beaten by multiple unidentified men while conducting a live broadcast on the streets of downtown Auckland. He suffered multiple injuries to his body and had his personal belongings taken away.

The Consulate General is paying close attention to this case and has immediately expressed its serious concerns to the Auckland police, demanding that it be investigated and dealt with as soon as possible in accordance with the law, fairly and seriously, and to effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens. The police said they are fully investigating.

The Consulate General will continue to pay attention to the progress of the case investigation and provide necessary consular protection and assistance to the victims.

The Consulate General would like to remind Chinese citizens in the consular district to increase their awareness of safety precautions and strengthen self-protection. In case of emergency, please call the police as soon as possible and contact the Consulate General for assistance.

New Zealand’s emergency hotline: 111 (police, first aid, firefighting);

Consular protection and assistance hotline of the Consulate General: +64-9-5251200;

Consulate General’s email address: china consul_ak_nz@mfa.gov.cn;

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ global consular protection and service emergency hotline (24 hours): +86-10-12308 or +86-10-65612308.

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