Motorcyclist Killed In Crash In Aberdeen Overnight

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2023-02-17 HKT 08:37

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  • Police have appealed for witnesses to a fatal accident in Aberdeen early on Friday morning. File photo: RTHK

    Police have appealed for witnesses to a fatal accident in Aberdeen early on Friday morning. File photo: RTHK

Police said on Friday that they're investigating a fatal traffic accident in Aberdeen in which a motorcyclist died.

They said that at 1.05am, a 43-year-old expatriate male was riding a motorcycle along Wong Chuk Hang Road towards Aberdeen, but reportedly lost control at Aberdeen Police Station.

The motorcyclist sustained serious head injuries, and was taken to Queen Mary Hospital and was certified dead at 1.37am.

Police have appealed to any witnesses to come forward.

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