Chinanews.com, December 3, according to a report from China.com, a transportation official in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA disclosed that an Asian woman was attacked by two teenagers on the subway on the evening of November 30.

Just a few hours before the attack, hundreds of people gathered and marched in the city to support another Asian girl who was beaten on the Philadelphia subway last month.

On April 4, local time, New York held an anti-hate Asian parade. After tens of thousands of people gathered in Foley Square in Manhattan holding slogans, they marched across the Brooklyn Bridge to Cadman Square in Brooklyn.

The picture shows the protesters gathering at Forli Square.

Photo by China News Agency reporter Liao Pan

　　According to a report by the Philadelphia Metro Police, the latest attack occurred at 6:40 p.m. local time on November 30.

The 27-year-old victim Asian woman and two perpetrators, 12 and 13 years old, got on the same bus at 15th Street Station.

A few stops later, when the train braked sharply, the two young men ran into an Asian woman, who pushed them away.

Afterwards, there was a quarrel between the two parties, which escalated into two young men hitting the woman in the face.

　　The police said that the woman's glasses were broken, her lips were scratched by the lenses, and her eyes were also scratched.

The two young men were found shortly afterwards.

They will be charged with assault.

　　Officially, the two youths are of African descent.

It is not yet possible to confirm whether the motive of the attack was ethnicity.

However, the victim told the police that the two used racially discriminatory swear words in their quarrels.

　　A few hours before the attack, a march against hate crimes against Asian Americans was held in Philadelphia.

The reason for the demonstration was that on November 17, a Chinese girl came forward when three Asian students were targeted, but was further attacked by the abuser.

The attack was recorded and went viral on social media.

　　At the rally on November 30, the Chinese girls who were attacked called for unity.

She said that regardless of ethnicity, everyone in this city known for brotherhood needs public safety.

　　In addition, the New York City Police Hate Crime Team stated on the 2nd that they are investigating a report by a woman who alleged that a man attacked her with a bicycle handle in the subway and said anti-Asian swear words.

　　The 54-year-old Asian woman reported to the police that she was walking on the platform of Metro Line 1 West 116th Street and Broadway Station at about 6:30 PM on November 28.

A man hit her back with the handlebar of the bicycle.

The woman asked why the man hit her, and the latter began to speak swear words that discriminated against Asians.