Search for missing Hong Kong teen, 17, enters seventh day
Matthew Tsang from Diocesan Boys’ School in Mong Kok was last seen leaving Shek Mun MTR station and heading towards Ma On Shan Country Park.
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Search resumes for missing school boy
Christine Tang Police, firemen and volunteers resumed the search for 17-year-old Diocesan Boys School student Matthew Tsang Hin-chit, who h...
Source: thestandard.com.hk
Desperate Hong Kong parents continue search for son missing since Wednesday as Typhoon Koinu nears
Amy Chan and her husband head out to Ma On Shan Country Park where Matthew Tsang was last spotted after leaving school and not returning home.
Hong Kong Countryside Volunteer Search Team Typhoon Koinu Shek Mun Hong Kong Guardians Regional Missing Persons Unit
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Searchers brave typhoon in hunt for missing schoolboy
Toby Ng Police, firefighters and volunteers braved the typhoon yesterday to continue searching for 17-year-old Diocesan Boys School student...
Source: thestandard.com.hk
Fears for missing Hong Kong schoolboy, 17, increase as weather worsens under No 3 typhoon alert
Police, family and volunteers continue to comb city for Matthew Tsang, including favourite spots pinpointed by mother.
Source: scmp.com
Search continues for missing 17-year-old student from Diocesan Boys' School
Matthew Tsang Hin-chit, a 17-year-old student from Diocesan Boys’ School, has gone missing since Wednesday and his worried family appe...
Hong Kong Island Hong Kong General Hong Kong Ronnie Cheng Kay Yen Diocesan Boy School Matthew Tsang Hin Chit
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Hong Kong mother issues plea for public's help to find son, 17, missing since Wednesday
Amy Chan tells Post that son Matthew had been under mental stress before he went missing from exclusive Diocesan Boys’ School in Mong Kok at lunchtime on Wednesday.
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Hong Kong police to hand out Bluetooth tracking devices to help locate vulnerable seniors, dementia patients
Project Pinpoint follows pilot scheme last year to provide Bluetooth positioning devices to help families in need locate elderly relatives, such as dementia patients.
Ma Chung Ying Fu Chun Yip Police Chief Inspector Fu Chun Yip Kowloon East Headquarter Senior Inspector Ma Chung Ying Regional Missing Persons Unit
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