Woman To Appear In Court Over Suspected Murder

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2021-12-08 HKT 12:03

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  • A 46-year-old charged with murder was due to appear in Kowloon City Court on Wednesday. File photo: RTHK

    A 46-year-old charged with murder was due to appear in Kowloon City Court on Wednesday. File photo: RTHK

Police have charged a woman with murder following the death of a 24-year-old woman who was found injured in a flat in Wong Tai Sin.

Officers arrived at the flat in Ching Wo House in Tsz Ching Estate in the early hours of Monday after receiving a report, and found the alleged victim with abdominal injuries. She was taken to hospital and died on Tuesday morning.

Police had arrested a 46-year-old woman at the flat and initially charged her with wounding. Officers seized a carving fork suspected of being linked to the incident.

The case was later reclassified as murder.

The suspect was due to appear in Kowloon City Court on Wednesday.

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