Woman found dead in Hong Kong with suspected dog bites, probe under way
A woman was found dead on Thursday afternoon outside Ping Yeung San Tsuen in Ta Kwu Ling, northern Hong Kong. Police received a report of her collapse and she was pronounced dead at the scene.

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AI-generatedA woman was found dead on Thursday afternoon outside Ping Yeung San Tsuen in Ta Kwu Ling, northern Hong Kong. Police received a report of her collapse and she was pronounced dead at the scene. A preliminary examination indicated suspected dog bites on her body, with wounds to her head, neck, and arms. The woman reportedly worked at a canine training centre, and her death is believed to be related to an attack by one of the dogs being trained there, described as a mongrel. A forensic examination is pending to determine the exact cause of death.
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5 extractedPolice received a report at 4:12 pm on Thursday about a woman found collapsed.
Preliminary examination revealed suspected dog bites on the woman's body.
A woman was found dead in northern Hong Kong with suspected dog bites.
The woman worked at a canine training centre and suffered wounds to her head, neck, and arms.
The suspected animal involved was a mongrel being trained at the venue.