NewsWorld
PredictionsDigestsScorecardTimelinesArticles
NewsWorld
HomePredictionsDigestsScorecardTimelinesArticlesWorldTechnologyPoliticsBusiness
AI-powered predictive news aggregation© 2026 NewsWorld. All rights reserved.
Trending
IranMilitaryTalksNuclearFebruaryLabourGreenTimelineDigestFacesReformsPolicyFridayPartyLeadershipStrikesIranianLimitedDrugsPartnershipsBerlinaleFrameworkGortonDenton
IranMilitaryTalksNuclearFebruaryLabourGreenTimelineDigestFacesReformsPolicyFridayPartyLeadershipStrikesIranianLimitedDrugsPartnershipsBerlinaleFrameworkGortonDenton
All Articles
3 injured in Hong Kong after wild boar wanders into residential area
South China Morning Post
Published about 3 hours ago

3 injured in Hong Kong after wild boar wanders into residential area

South China Morning Post · Feb 27, 2026 · Collected from RSS

Summary

Three people suffered leg injuries after a wild boar was found roaming inside an MTR station and at a residential estate in Hong Kong on Friday. Police said they received multiple reports of sightings of the wild boar at Wu Kai Sha station and the Lake Silver housing complex at 5.08pm. The force said two men and one woman aged 45 to 87 suffered leg injuries, but it was unclear whether the boar wounded them. They were taken to Prince of Wales Hospital in Sha Tin for treatment. Authorities later...

Full Article

Three people suffered leg injuries after a wild boar was found roaming inside an MTR station and at a residential estate in Hong Kong on Friday.Police said they received multiple reports of sightings of the wild boar at Wu Kai Sha station and the Lake Silver housing complex at 5.08pm.The boar is seen at the Double Cove Place shopping mall near Wu Kai Sha station. Photo: Threads/ _terryyu_The force said two men and one woman aged 45 to 87 suffered leg injuries, but it was unclear whether the boar wounded them.They were taken to Prince of Wales Hospital in Sha Tin for treatment.Authorities later found the wild boar in the car park of Silver Lake, but the animal fled in the direction of Lee On Estate.

Share this story
Read Original at South China Morning Post

Related Articles

South China Morning Post36 minutes ago
China scours for bargaining chips to put on Trump-Xi summit table: sources

Beijing has called for all hands on deck to work out what ever-unpredictable US President Donald Trump might demand when he sits down with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in a few weeks. Several sources, all speaking on condition of anonymity, said various Chinese government departments had been told to research and assess the US leader’s potential demands and come up with possible concessions Beijing could put on the table. According to the sources, the entities included China’s Ministry of...

South China Morning Postabout 1 hour ago
Hong Kong to offer 9 residential sites to developers in 2026-27 land sale plan

Nine residential sites will be offered to developers in the coming financial year to provide about 6,650 flats under Hong Kong’s land sale programme, after authorities highlighted the property market had stabilised in the latest budget. Combined with other land sources, such as urban redevelopment, private development and projects linked to railway properties, the potential supply of new flats is estimated to reach an eight-year high of about 22,580 in the 2026-27 financial year. The current...

South China Morning Postabout 1 hour ago
US tells some embassy staff to leave Israel as Iran war clouds gather

The United States authorised the departure of non-emergency embassy staff from Israel on Friday, as it threatened strikes on Iran and pressed its biggest military build-up in the Middle East in decades. The move came a day after a round of Oman-mediated talks between Iran and the US seen as a last-ditch bid to avert war, though initial optimism was tempered by Tehran warning Washington must drop “excessive demands” to reach a deal. The talks follow repeated threats from President Donald Trump to...

South China Morning Postabout 2 hours ago
Trump’s tariff setback could spark surge in Chinese imports to US: analysts

Importers in the United States are expected to front-load goods from China after the Supreme Court struck down the use of emergency powers as the legal basis for US President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariffs, potentially opening a brief window of relief, analysts said. Companies selling products made in China, or using Chinese raw materials, were likely to place larger orders in the coming weeks amid uncertainty over whether Trump’s pledge to raise a new tariff – from 10 per cent to 15 per...

South China Morning Postabout 2 hours ago
Chinese scientists may have found battery that could double electric vehicles’ range

Chinese scientists have developed a promising new battery technology that could dramatically increase the driving range of electric vehicles and allow them to perform more reliably in cold weather. Lithium batteries are essential components in products such as smartphones and EVs, but at present they are approaching their energy density ceiling, which limits the scope to improve their performance. The most common types of liquid-state battery – lithium iron phosphate and ternary lithium – are...

South China Morning Postabout 2 hours ago
China tells citizens to get out of Iran ‘as soon as possible’ as US strike fears grow

China urged its citizens to leave Iran as soon as possible on Friday amid the growing risk of US air strikes after the latest round of talks ended without a deal. The foreign ministry in Beijing warned there had been a “significant increase in external security risks” in Iran and said its citizens should not travel to the country. It also said those who were already there should “strengthen their security precautions and evacuate as soon as possible”. “Chinese embassies and consulates in Iran...