Motorcyclist Dies in Ngau Tau Kok Traffic Accident; Police Seek Witnesses

Fatal traffic accident in Ngau Tau Kok

Police are investigating a fatal traffic accident in Ngau Tau Kok yesterday (April 10) in which a man died.

Police received a report at about 10.15pm yesterday that a motorcycle driven by the 32-year-old man reportedly went out of control and rammed into a kerb while travelling along a flyover of Wai Yip Street towards Kowloon Bay. The male driver was then suspected to be thrown onto the opposite carriageway.

Sustaining head injury, the motorcyclist was rushed to United Christian Hospital in unconscious state and was certified dead at 11.29pm on the same day.

Investigation by the Special Investigation Team of Traffic, Kowloon East is under way.

Anyone who witnessed the accident or has any information to offer is urged to contact the investigating officers on 3661 0277.

United Christian Hospital, Photo source: reference image

Harnessing Central Asia's potential

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News.gov.hk interviewed the Commissioner for Belt and Road, Mr Nicholas Ho, who shared insights on the economic and trade situation, as well as development opportunities, between Hong Kong and Central Asian countries. He also spoke about the new prospects to be brought by the Chief Executive's upcoming visits to the two countries.

The story is available at www.news.gov.hk/eng/feature from today (May 31) in text and video format.

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