In a harrowing incident that unfolded in the early hours of Thursday, a man and a woman tragically fell to their deaths from a residential building in Fanling, leaving the woman’s body reportedly “splitting in half” due to the sheer impact of the fall.
At approximately 4 am, the local authorities were inundated with distressing calls reporting the fatal incident at Cheung Tak House, Cheung Wah Estate. Upon arrival, law enforcement confirmed the demise of both individuals at the scene. The woman, estimated to be in her 60s, and the man, in his 40s, lacked any form of identification, intensifying the mystery surrounding the unfortunate event. Distressingly, it was later revealed that the deceased were, in fact, mother and son.
Eyewitnesses on the scene recounted a horrific detail, suggesting that the woman may have collided with a tree trunk during the fall, resulting in the gruesome and tragic circumstance of her body splitting in half.
This grievous incident has been officially categorized as a body found case by the authorities.
In the wake of this heartbreaking event, it is imperative to acknowledge the toll such occurrences can take on individuals’ mental well-being. For those grappling with suicidal thoughts or in need of emotional support, assistance is available. The Samaritans can be reached at 2896 0000, while Suicide Prevention Services can be contacted at 2382 2007. Additional support can also be sought from the CEASE Crisis Centre of Tung Wah Groups of Hospitals at 18281, or through the government hotline at 18111, which provides immediate mental health support and referral services.
