Elderly hiker airlifted to hospital after collapsing at scenic spot in Hong Kong
An elderly man in his seventies was airlifted to Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital on Sunday morning after collapsing while hiking at Yuk Kwai Shan on Ap Lei Chau, a popular but dangerous scenic spot in southern Hong Kong. A passer-by reported the incident to police at 9:13 am.

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AI-generatedAn elderly man in his seventies was airlifted to Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital on Sunday morning after collapsing while hiking at Yuk Kwai Shan on Ap Lei Chau, a popular but dangerous scenic spot in southern Hong Kong. A passer-by reported the incident to police at 9:13 am. A Government Flying Service helicopter transported the man to the hospital. Yuk Kwai Shan, also known as Mount Johnston, is known for its steep terrain, lack of trails, and limited shade, and police have previously warned against hiking there. This incident follows a previous rescue of three hikers lost on the hill during a rainstorm in April.
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5 extractedIn April, three hikers were rescued by firefighters after getting lost on the hill during a rainstorm warning.
Police had previously cautioned residents against hiking at the spot.
Yuk Kwai Shan is a popular scenic spot known for sea views but is considered dangerous due to steepness and lack of trails/shade.
Police received a report at 9:13 am on Sunday about the incident.
An elderly man collapsed while hiking at Yuk Kwai Shan in southern Hong Kong and was airlifted to hospital.