Three hurt in excavator, rubbish truck smash

[RTHK] - 01/14/2025

Three people were injured on Tuesday when a rubbish truck was crushed by a collapsing noise barrier that had been hit by an out-of-control excavator. The excavator rolled down a slope at a construction site in Lin Tak Road, Lam Tin at around 9.40am, police said. The drivers of both vehicles were (…)



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