28岁中国留学毕业生在墨尔本打牌时遭砍断两根手指：亲友筹集的5.4万澳元医药费又被友人卷走
澳大利亚墨尔本一名 28 岁的中国留学毕业生方先生 11 月 11 日在社交平台发文求助，称自己 11 月 8 日凌晨在房东住所打牌时遭人持刀砍伤、两根手指被砍断，亲友为他筹集的 5.4 万澳元手术与医药费随后又被一名代收钱款的友人卷走失联。他已向澳大利亚警方报案，并尝试联系中国驻墨尔本总领馆求助。袭击者与收款人的身份尚未经警方公布，GSM 此处按其自述呈现。
方先生来自河北石家庄，此前就读于墨尔本 Monash 大学，已经毕业。他向极目新闻表示，11 月 8 日凌晨他应邀到房东的公寓打扑克，期间因金钱问题与房东发生争执，房东请来的其他朋友随即与他打斗，其中一人冲进厨房取刀，砍伤他的膝盖，并砍断他两根手指。方先生称，行凶者林某有犯罪前科，事发后逃离现场，当地警方仍在追查。
受伤后，方先生向家人朋友筹集了 5.4 万澳元医药费。由于他在澳大利亚唯一的一张本地银行卡此前遗失、一直未补办，他请亲友把钱转到当地结识四五个月的一名中国女留学生「劳拉」（吴姓）的银行账户，委托她代缴医药费。对方收款后随即失联，他多次恳求对方「把钱给我」也没有回应，对方在中国的家人手机也处于关机状态。
目前，留在医院照顾方先生的朋友 Suki 已协助他向澳大利亚警方报案并向中国驻墨尔本总领馆求助。墨尔本西区警察局回复称，待方先生伤势好转、到警署录完口供后，警探将介入协助追回被骗款项。
关联：跟进：墨尔本遇害骑手冯建明家属募捐逾50万澳元后暂停：妻子盼凶手受最高惩罚
（来源：极目）
28-Year-Old Chinese Graduate in Melbourne Loses Two Fingers in Knife Attack During Poker Game, Then A$54,000 Raised for His Medical Bills Is Allegedly Taken by a Friend
A 28-year-old Chinese graduate in Melbourne, Australia, surnamed Fang, posted a plea for help on social media on November 11, saying he had been attacked with a knife while playing poker at his landlord's home in the early hours of November 8, losing two fingers, and that A$54,000 raised by family and friends for his surgery and medical bills was then taken by a friend who had agreed to receive the money on his behalf and vanished. He said he had reported the matter to Australian police and was seeking help from the Chinese Consulate-General in Melbourne. The identities of the attacker and of the woman who received the money have not been released by police, and GSM presents the account as stated by Fang himself.
Fang is from Shijiazhuang, Hebei, and graduated from Monash University in Melbourne. He told Jimu News that on November 8 he was invited to his landlord's apartment to play poker, got into a dispute over money with the landlord, and was set upon by other friends the landlord had invited; one of them rushed into the kitchen, grabbed a knife, slashed his knee and severed two of his fingers. Fang said the attacker, surnamed Lin, had a criminal record, fled the scene, and was still being sought by local police.
After the attack, Fang raised A$54,000 from family and friends for his medical costs. Because the only Australian bank card he had was lost and had never been replaced, he had the money transferred to the bank account of a Chinese international student he had known for four or five months, identified as Laura (surname Wu), so she could pay the hospital on his behalf. After receiving the money she cut off contact; his repeated pleas for her to return it went unanswered, and her family's phones in China were switched off.
A friend, Suki, who has been caring for Fang in hospital, has helped him report the case to Australian police and contact the Chinese Consulate-General in Melbourne. The Melbourne West police station replied that once Fang's condition improves and he gives a statement at the station, detectives will step in to help recover the money.
(Source: Jimu News)
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