SHANGHAI, Aug. 30 (Xinhuanet) -- A man from Taiwan was beaten to death outside a nightclub in Shanghai Tuesday, local police said.
The tragedy happened in the early morning outside the Zunzun Nightclub in the suburb Nanhui District of Shanghai, police said.
Li Deyuan, a Taiwan resident, went to the nightclub Monday night with his father, elder brother and a friend who are doing business in Shanghai.
After paying the bill, they had a quarrel with the nightclub attendants and managers.
When the four went out of the nightclub, they were beaten by a group of unidentified people with tools.
At 00:13, someone called the police. When the police rushed to the scene, the group of unidentified people have run away, leaving the four wounded.
Li was badly injured and died in the hospital as an emergent operation failed.
The local police are now carrying an all-out investigation intothe case. Enditem
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