First defendant begins giving evidence in Abby Choi murder trial
His mother asked him to return from the United States in 2015, saying something serious had happened; she explained the family needed help after he came back.
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His mother asked him to return from the United States in 2015, saying something serious had happened; she explained the family needed help after he came back.
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The injured woman and two boys were flown to the Wan Chai helipad, then taken to hospital by ambulance.
About 100 residents evacuated as firefighters put out the blaze in Tower 14 of Locwood Court, Kingswood Villas.
Her grandfather found her alone in Lai Pak House on the morning of 8 November; she was taken to hospital for examination.
The drugs were found in 49 packets at a transitional-housing unit on Deep Bay Road, alongside drug-packaging tools.
The Transport Department said traffic was heavy near Shun Lee Tsuen Park and advised drivers to consider other routes.
The 22-year-old was taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital with a bleeding head injury and later regained consciousness.
Police provisionally classified the case as attempted suicide; the 21-year-old was taken to Queen Mary Hospital for emergency treatment.
About 100 residents evacuated as the fire at Locwood Court was extinguished roughly half an hour after it was reported.
Bystanders used an AED and performed CPR before the unconscious player was taken to Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital.
The driver escaped and no one was injured as flames and thick black smoke rose beneath a pedestrian footbridge.
English coverage informed by local Chinese-language reporting. Original sources linked in every story.