Wild boar bites hiker, tumbles to its death down flight of stairs in village
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On Friday morning in Hong Kong's Boon Kin Village, a 57-year-old female hiker was bitten by a wild boar. The incident occurred near a public toilet while she was hiking with her husband and a friend. The boar emerged suddenly and chased the woman, causing her to fall and injure herself. Villagers intervened, using wooden sticks to try and stop the boar, which was biting the woman's leg. The boar subsequently fell down a flight of stairs and was found dead by police officers who arrived at the scene. The hiker sustained head and limb injuries.
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AI-ExtractedThe woman fell, hitting her head and scratching her limbs.
The victim, 57, arrived at a public toilet at Boon Kin Village in Tseung Kwan O on Friday morning.
The boar fell down a flight of stairs and died.
A wild boar bit a hiker in Hong Kong.
Villagers grabbed wooden sticks and began to hit the boar.
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