An fatalities occurred in a traffic accident in Yuen Long's Hung Shui Bridge area. On Monday evening at 23:14, a passerby reported to the police that a 54-year-old woman surnamed Wang had collapsed into an island bed between the Shing Tsuen Expressway and the nearby Tsing Yu Village MTR station, unconscious. Emergency personnel arrived and took the woman to Tuen Mun Hospital for treatment, but she later died. The police, after preliminary investigation, believe the woman was struck by a private vehicle, and arrested a 53-year-old man surnamed Huang, the driver, on suspicion of causing death due to dangerous driving. According to reports, around 23:09 on Sunday, the suspect driver steered a private vehicle towards Yuen Long along the Shing Tsuen Expressway and accidentally hit a pedestrian who was walking against traffic. A passerby noticed the collapsed woman in the island bed and reported it, with the woman being admitted to hospital until around 00:17 on Tuesday. The suspect initially fled the scene but returned to his residence to check the car's dashcam at 23:31, where he saw the collision with a pedestrian, then turned himself in to the police. At the scene, a power charger and potential car debris were found by the roadside. The New Territory North Patrol Traffic Unit under the New Territory North Regional Office is investigating the case.

A private car driver involved in a fatal accident at Hung Shui Bridge in Yuen Long fled the scene initially but returned to his residence to check his dashcam, which captured the collision with the pedestrian, and then turned himself in. The woman, identified as a 54-year-old surnamed Wang, suffered fatal injuries from the incident on the Shing Tsuen Expressway. The police have arrested the 53-year-old man surnamed Huang, the driver, on charges of causing death due to dangerous driving. The road in the area where the incident took place is currently under investigation to determine the extent of road debris and ensure public safety as the area undergoes further investigation.