Knife-wielding man shot by Hong Kong police dies after 10 days in critical condition

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A 43-year-old man, identified as Chung, died in Hong Kong's Princess Margaret Hospital on Monday after being in critical condition for 10 days. On March 21st in Kwai Chung, police shot Chung, who was wielding a knife and metal rod, after he allegedly charged at them. Officers fired five rounds, hitting him in the chest and thigh, after verbal warnings and pepper spray failed to subdue him. Police defended their use of lethal force, stating they had no other choice. Chung, a construction worker with no prior criminal record, was believed to be suffering from mental health issues and was found with camping gear.
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AI-ExtractedThree officers fired a total of five rounds at the construction worker.
The incident occurred on March 21 at the Kwai Chung section of Castle Peak Road.
The 43-year-old suspect, identified by the surname Chung, was pronounced dead at Princess Margaret Hospital.
A knife-wielding attacker shot by police in Hong Kong died after 10 days in hospital.
The suspect is believed to have been suffering from mental health issues.
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