Police probe murder case involving Tuen Mun man
[RTHK] - 11/10/2024
Police are investigating a murder case after a man was found unconscious at home and later declared dead at hospital. Officers said they received a report from the deceased's father at around 1am on Sunday that his son, 35, had fainted at their home in Yau Oi Estate in Tuen Mun. The victim was (…)
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