Man dies after falling during police drug operation in Mong Kok
Police took more than 20 people away from a tenement on Reclamation Street for investigation.
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Temple Street fire leaves nearby stall’s clothes soaked
Firefighters extinguished the blaze in about 17 minutes; no one was injured.
91-year-old care-home resident dies after suspected choking
The Ap Lei Chau resident became unconscious while eating wonton rice noodles; his cause of death remains undetermined pending an autopsy.
Teenager dies after suspected fall in Tseung Kwan O
He was found unconscious outside a residential building on Pung Loi Road around 3pm.
Firefighter carries trapped calf to safety in Sheung Shui
A passerby raised the alarm after the animal became stranded between concrete walls in a river channel outside an ambulance station.
Police seize suspected cannabis worth about HK$12.3m in Tin Shui Wai
The two men, aged 40 and 67, were reported to be father and son; one faces a provisional charge and the other is on bail.
Woman, 27, found dead in flat at 989-991 King's Road
Colleagues alerted the landlord after she missed work and could not be reached; a post-mortem examination is expected to establish the cause of death.
Counterterrorism exhibition displays wartime bomb casings in Hong Kong
At the Hong Kong Museum of History, visitors can see material on local terrorism-related court cases; Chris Tang gave safety advice at the opening.
Girl injured during father's attempt to take knife in Tuen Mun
She was conscious when taken by ambulance to Tuen Mun Hospital; Star Headline reported her father was arrested on suspicion of assault.
Man arrested over suspected poisoning of cat food at Shek Kip Mei Park
Volunteers said they had found suspected rat poison in the bowls since mid-August and set up cameras to monitor them.
MTR sends trains for inspection after odour reports on two lines
Some passengers reported mild discomfort; a passenger’s social-media post also described smoke and coughing after she boarded at Jordan.
Police believe powder in four letters posed no explosive danger
Police provisionally classified all four cases as discoveries of suspicious objects.
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