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Hong Kong nursery faces probe over child's head injury

Hong Kong education authorities are investigating an incident at Cannan Kindergarten (Waterloo Road) after a two-year-old pupil sustained a significant head injury. The school has been instructed to provide a detailed report to explain the cause of the large bump on the child's head. The Education Bureau has expressed serious concern and is actively gathering information from both the parents and the school. AI

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Hong Kong nursery faces probe over child's head injury

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Emily Hung ·

    Hong Kong nursery ordered to submit report after boy’s mystery head injury

    Hong Kong education authorities have ordered a nursery in Kowloon Tong to submit a report after it allegedly failed to explain why a two-year-old pupil had a large bump on the back of his head after classes. The Education Bureau said it was highly concerned about the incident at …