Hong Kong cyclist dies after crashing into kerb on notorious Bride’s Pool Road
A 49-year-old cyclist died on Sunday morning after crashing into a kerb on Bride's Pool Road in Hong Kong's Tai Po district. The incident occurred near Wang Chung Stream around 10:30 am.

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AI-generatedA 49-year-old cyclist died on Sunday morning after crashing into a kerb on Bride's Pool Road in Hong Kong's Tai Po district. The incident occurred near Wang Chung Stream around 10:30 am. Police reported the cyclist sustained a head injury and lost consciousness upon impact. He was transported to Alice Ho Miu Ling Nethersole Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. The cyclist was part of a group of six who had cycled from Yuen Long towards Tai Po, stopping at Bride's Pool before heading back. His companions did not witness the crash on the road, which is known for being an accident black spot.
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5 extractedThe cyclist was declared dead at 11.36am at Alice Ho Miu Ling Nethersole Hospital.
The 49-year-old rider sustained a head injury and lost consciousness after hitting the kerb.
A cyclist died after crashing into a kerb on Bride’s Pool Road in Hong Kong’s Tai Po district on Sunday morning.
The victim had set off from Yuen Long at about 7.30am with five fellow cyclists.
Bride’s Pool Road is a notorious accident black spot.