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Hong Kong man falls from luxury housing complex, striking domestic helper below

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Wong, W. (2026, October 31). Hong Kong man falls from luxury housing complex, striking domestic helper below. South China Morning Post. https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/society/article/3372850/hong-kong-man-falls-luxury-housing-complex-striking-domestic-helper-below

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South China Morning Post · collected 2026-10-31 · by Wynna Wong

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Filipino Hong Kong Kwong Wah Hospital Queen Elizabeth Hospital West Kowloon

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Hong Kong GPE · 2× Filipino NORP · 1× Kwong Wah Hospital ORG · 1× Queen Elizabeth Hospital ORG · 1× West Kowloon GPE · 1×

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Hong Kong man falls from luxury housing complex, striking domestic helper below Both victims conscious when taken to hospital after man falls at 1 Austin Road West and lands on podium, hitting Filipino woman
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2026-10-31 · South China Morning Post
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Hong Kong man falls from luxury housing complex, striking domestic helper below Both victims conscious when taken to hospital after man falls at 1 Austin Road West and lands on podium, hitting Filipino woman asserted
man → fall → woman
A Hong Kong man believed to have accidentally fallen from a height struck a domestic helper on the podium of a luxury housing estate in West Kowloon on Saturday, with the pair sent to hospital. asserted
pair → believe → hospital
Police said they received a report at 7.43pm that the man had fallen at 1 Austin Road West and landed on the podium, hitting the woman. asserted
man → say → woman
A police spokesman said both were conscious at the scene, with the man taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital and the woman sent to Kwong Wah Hospital. asserted
woman → say → Hospital
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