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SAT · 2026-06-27 · 06:24 GMTBRIEF NSR-2026-0627-87862
News/Filipino teenager, 17, drowns after falling from Peng Chau b…
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Filipino teenager, 17, drowns after falling from Peng Chau bridge in Hong Kong

A 17-year-old Filipino teenager drowned after falling from Chau Tsai Bridge on Peng Chau, an outlying island in Hong Kong, on Friday evening. The boy, who possessed a Hong Kong identity card, was sitting on the bridge railings with two friends and reportedly stood up to walk on them.

William YiuSouth China Morning PostFiled 2026-06-27 · 06:24 GMTLean · Center-RightRead · 1 min
Filipino teenager, 17, drowns after falling from Peng Chau bridge in Hong Kong
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A 17-year-old Filipino teenager drowned after falling from Chau Tsai Bridge on Peng Chau, an outlying island in Hong Kong, on Friday evening. The boy, who possessed a Hong Kong identity card, was sitting on the bridge railings with two friends and reportedly stood up to walk on them. He lost his balance and fell into the sea around 7:18 PM. His friends witnessed him attempt to swim back to shore before he disappeared from view, prompting them to call the police. Rescuers were deployed to locate the teenager.

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A 17-year-old Filipino teenager drowned after falling from Chau Tsai Bridge on Peng Chau in Hong Kong.

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The friends immediately called the police after the teenager vanished from sight.

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The teenager's friends witnessed him attempting to swim back to shore before he disappeared from sight.

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The teenager was sitting on the bridge railings and walking on them before losing his balance.

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A Filipino teenager has drowned after losing his balance while walking on a bridge and falling into the sea off an outlying island in Hong Kong, the South China Morning Post has learned.According to a source, the 17-year-old boy, who holds a Hong Kong identity card, was chatting with two friends while sitting on the railings of Chau Tsai Bridge on Peng Chau on Friday evening.At around 7.18pm, he stood on the railings and walked a few steps before losing his balance and falling into the sea, the source said.Rescuers attempt to locate the teenager. Photo: HandoutThe source added that the two friends initially saw him attempting to swim back to the shore, but he eventually vanished from their sight. They immediately called police.
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