“He has a long face, yellow complexion and short black hair,” police said in a statement. He was last seen wearing a black T-shirt, black trousers and black sports shoes.
Well, at least that rules out all the non-Chinese males here, who make up approximately 1% of all men in Hong Kong.
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Public asked for help in finding missing tourist (SCMP; paywall)
Monday, 10 June, 2013 [Updated: 4:57PM]
Clifford Lo clifford.lo@scmp.com
Police are making a public appeal for help in tracing a 23-year-old mainland tourist who went missing in Hong Kong last Friday.
Huang Dongze left L’hotel in Yeung Uk Road, Tsuen Wan, last Friday at about 4:30pm with his parents but got separated from them, polce said on Monday morning.
Hours later, his family sought police help in finding him.
Huang, who came to Hong Kong on June 4 for a sightseeing trip, is about 1.78 metres tall, has a medium build and weighs 65 kilograms.
“He has a long face, yellow complexion and short black hair,” police said in a statement. He was last seen wearing a black T-shirt, black trousers and black sports shoes.
Anyone with information as to his whereabouts should contact the regional missing persons unit of New Territories South police at 3661 1171 or any police station.
In the case of another missing person, the body of a Hong Kong man, Ng Fei-chuen, 61, was found at a hillside near Nga Choy Hang Tsuen off Cape D’Aguilar Road in Shek O at about 12.30pm on Monday.
Police said their initial investigation found nothing suspicious.
Ng went missing after he left his home in North Point on Saturday.
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