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01-21-2026, 03:39 AM
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Re: Hong Kong Biker Bird Strike In Head and Dies
Google Translate A motorcycle crashed on the Eastern Corridor heading towards Chai Wan at about 4pm today (19th) when it turned right opposite the Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education. The male driver stalled on the anti-collision barrier and stopped after sliding for about 50 meters. Rescue workers rushed to the scene. The 58-year-old driver was unconscious with head injuries. He was pronounced dead at around 5am after being taken to Eastern Hospital for treatment. A video of a car cam circulating online showed a motorcycle traveling along the right lane, a suspected bird collided with him, a suspected bird carcass lying between the two lanes, the motorcycle entered the left lane and stopped, the car cam passed the motorcycle without a driver. The police cordoned off a section of the road for investigation. A pool of blood was seen at the scene flowing from the railing along the stone barrier, and a fragment of a helmet was also left. Police continued to collect evidence at the scene after nightfall, leaving a feather and suspected bird remains at the scene. The case was classified as a fatal traffic accident and handed over to the Hong Kong Island Traffic Department Special Investigation Team for follow-up. Police are appealing for anyone who witnessed the accident or has any information to contact investigators on 3660 6838 or 3660 6848 |
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01-21-2026, 04:38 AM
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Re: Hong Kong Biker Bird Strike In Head and Dies
I had an 86 Suzuki GSXR 750 LE, was driving along the highway and got hit in a full face helmet at 70mph. Had the face shield not been down it very likely could have done the same thing. I was really lucky that day. This guy, Sum Luk.. |