
International Student Attacked in Sydney CBD
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Zili, an international student in Sydney, was brutally attacked in the CBD, allegedly due to racial hate. The incident, caught on video, left her with a concussion and injuries. Now, shes grappling with the aftermath, including headaches, nausea, and fear, considering leaving Sydney after her studies. Police are investigating.
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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — International Student Attacked in Sydney CBD. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 23rd. This is Sydney News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. An international student in Sydney got jumped in the heart of the CBD at World Square, and it looks like straight up racial hate fueled the whole. Thing. She's using the name Zili for safety, and she ended up with a concussion, head injuries, and bruises after two women hit her while she was just. Filming a TikTok dance with friends. The trouble kicked off when the women hurled slurs mocking her Chinese background. Zili stood up to them, and that's when one allegedly clocked her in the face and head, dragging her down. Video from her friends caught it all, showing the attack and a second woman piling on. A 32-year-old security guard stepped in to break it up, but got attacked too, before the women bounced with their crew. Paramedics checked him out, and Zili hit the hospital for her wounds, including swollen eyelids and scratches. Now she's dealing with non-stop headaches, nausea, and memory fog from the concussion,
missing classes for nearly two weeks. She barely leaves her place anymore, says seeing young folks makes her shake with fear, and it's messing with her head big time after just arriving in. November, last year, Zili's thinking of dipping out of Sydney once her studies wrap in February next year, urging other students to stay sharp. Cops have a crime scene locked down, investigations rolling, and they're asking for tips through crime staffers.
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