DJ Mao in intensive care after falling ill at private event
Her manager said hospital tests detected four drugs, and police are investigating suspected poisoning with intent to cause harm.
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Her manager said hospital tests detected four drugs, and police are investigating suspected poisoning with intent to cause harm.
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Rescuers reached the exhausted 41-year-old in woodland about 40 metres from the trail and evacuated him within an hour.
The fall happened at Sorrento around 7pm on 31 October; both were conscious when rescuers arrived.
A source at the scene said the taxi ran over her foot.
The 69-year-old was taken to hospital by ambulance with the severed part of his right ring finger.
She said a caller claimed an online insurance purchase had linked her account to money laundering and persuaded her to transfer money.
The 74-year-old was rescued unconscious by a lifeguard and taken to hospital; HK01 reported she died at 6.21pm.
Eight men were arrested over seven cases involving nine vehicles; police recovered six.
Five buyers paid HK$9,100, while a sixth became suspicious during the handover and contacted police.
The shipment was packed in about 400 boxes and had an estimated market value of about HK$53.4 million, with a duty value of about HK$32 million.
Police said the alleged network used flats to make and store drugs, with drivers delivering them to drug dens and entertainment venues.
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