Hong Kong cyclist, 55, killed after being hit by van in Sheung Shui, driver arrested
A 55-year-old female cyclist died in Sheung Shui, Hong Kong on Sunday morning after being hit by a van at the junction of Ma Sik Road and Tin Ping Road. The collision occurred around 8:37 am as the van traveled towards Sheung Shui.

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AI-generatedA 55-year-old female cyclist died in Sheung Shui, Hong Kong on Sunday morning after being hit by a van at the junction of Ma Sik Road and Tin Ping Road. The collision occurred around 8:37 am as the van traveled towards Sheung Shui. The cyclist, who sustained serious head injuries, was taken to North District Hospital and pronounced dead at 9:17 am. Police received a report of the incident at 8:41 am and subsequently arrested the van driver. Dashcam footage indicates the cyclist was crossing against a red light at a zebra crossing when the accident occurred. The van, bearing a GoGoVan logo, sustained damage to its windscreen and headlight.
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5 extractedThe cyclist was sent to the North District Hospital unconscious, and was certified dead at 9.17am.
Police said they received a report about the collision at the junction of Ma Sik Road and Tin Ping Road, at 8.41am.
The driver of the vehicle was later arrested.
A female cyclist died after being struck by a van in Hong Kong’s North district on Sunday.
Dashcam footage circulating online showed the cyclist riding across a zebra crossing against a red light.