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Cyclist critically injured after being hit by bus in Hong Kong

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A 60-year-old cyclist sustained serious injuries after being struck by a KMB double-decker bus in Hong Kong. The incident occurred on Monday afternoon near the North Kwai Chung Public Library, trapping the cyclist beneath the bus. Firefighters and paramedics freed the man, who was then transported to Yan Chai Hospital in an unconscious state. AI

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Cyclist critically injured after being hit by bus in Hong Kong

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Danny Mok ·

    Cyclist seriously injured after being hit by double-decker bus in Hong Kong

    A cyclist was seriously injured after being struck by a KMB double-decker bus in Hong Kong on Monday afternoon. The 60-year-old man was hit at around 2.50pm outside North Kwai Chung Public Library on Shek Yam Road. He was trapped beneath the front wheels of the bus and had to be …

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