Hong Kong tourist left in coma after quad bike accident in Japan
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An elderly Hong Kong tourist is in a coma after falling from a quad bike in Japan on Saturday. The accident occurred around 11am with a group of six tourists. The Immigration Department is providing support after receiving a request for help from the woman's family, and has contacted the Chinese foreign ministry's arm in Hong Kong and the Chinese consulate in Fukuoka.
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Government agencies are coordinating to assist the family.
An elderly Hong Kong tourist was left in a coma after falling from a quad bike in Japan.
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An elderly Hong Kong tourist was left in a coma after falling from a quad bike in Japan.
South China Morning Post- Government agencies are coordinating to assist the family.
- Consular protection mechanisms are activated.
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Loaded language removedAn elderly Hong Kong tourist has been left in a coma after falling from a quad bike in Japan. The Immigration Department said on Sunday that it had been in contact with the Chinese foreign ministry’s arm in Hong Kong and the Chinese consulate in Fukuoka to understand the situation after receiving a request for help from the woman’s family. It added that it was also providing support.
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An elderly Hong Kong tourist was left in a coma after falling from a quad bike in Japan.
South China Morning PostThe Immigration Department contacted the Chinese foreign ministry's arm in Hong Kong and the Chinese consulate in Fukuoka after receiving a request for help from the woman's family.
South China Morning PostThe accident occurred at around 11am on Saturday involving a group of six tourists.
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