Man dies after getting electric shock from lamp post near Lantau beach
A 57-year-old man, surnamed Chan, died after receiving an electric shock from a lamp post near Silvermine Bay Beach on Lantau Island, Hong Kong, on Wednesday evening. Chan, a construction worker on holiday with a colleague, was walking back to the Seaview Holiday Resort around 8 pm after visiting the beach.

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AI-generatedA 57-year-old man, surnamed Chan, died after receiving an electric shock from a lamp post near Silvermine Bay Beach on Lantau Island, Hong Kong, on Wednesday evening. Chan, a construction worker on holiday with a colleague, was walking back to the Seaview Holiday Resort around 8 pm after visiting the beach. He was reportedly trying to reach for wild berries when he touched the lamp post and was electrocuted. Police received a report at 8:32 pm that Chan was unconscious. Resort staff indicated the lamp post had not been checked for a decade.
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5 extractedThe man was on holiday with a female colleague, 52, on Wednesday at the Seaview Holiday Resort in Mui Wo.
Police received a report at 8.32pm on Wednesday that a man surnamed Chan, 57, had been left unconscious after touching a lamp post.
A man died after receiving an electric shock from a lamp post near Lantau beach.
The deceased tried to reach for some wild berries, his hand touched a lamp post next to the resort, and his body froze as if hit by an electric shock.
Staff at a nearby resort saying the light had not been checked for 10 years.