Boy Dash Out From Car Front Near Xinpo Peninsula, Motorcyclist Relieved It Wasn't A Direct Hit

On Tuesday afternoon, an incident occurred in Xinpo Peninsula, Jinning Street, where a boy suddenly darted out from in front of a vehicle. He was lightly bumped by the motorcycle's right rearview mirror, but sustained no serious injuries. The motorcyclist later expressed relief that the collision was not direct.

A young boy narrowly escaped a collision with an electric scooter in Sampaok in Tuen Mun on Tuesday afternoon. According to footage posted on social media, as a policeman rode an electric scooter along Jinling Street towards Xinying Street, a boy, wearing a mask and a school uniform, suddenly dashed out from the right front of a parked car. The policeman immediately slowed down and applied the brakes, and although the scooter did not hit the boy directly, his left arm made contact with the right rear-view mirror. The policeman exclaimed, "Hit him already." In the footage, it was shown that the boy suddenly darted out between parked cars and the policeman applied the brakes urgently. The rear-view mirror still brushed against the boy's left arm as the scooter approached. The boy was not visibly injured and subsequently continued to cross the road. The policeman later expressed relief, saying, "Fortunately, it wasn't a direct hit." He added, "The most important thing is no serious harm, the scooter is fine." After adjusting the right rear-view mirror, the policeman continued his ride.

A young boy narrowly avoided being hit by an electric scooter in Sampaok on Tuesday afternoon. On social media, a video captured a policeman riding an electric scooter from Jinling Street to Xinying Street when a boy, masked and in school attire, suddenly dashed out from between parked vehicles. The policeman braked sharply, and although the scooter's mirror brushed the boy's arm, it did not hit him directly. The boy managed to cross the road unscathed. The policeman reacted with relief, noting, "Thankfully, it wasn't a direct hit." He concluded, "The most important thing is no serious harm, and the scooter is just a little damaged." The policeman then adjusted the mirror and continued his ride.

In a narrow escape in Sampaok, Tuen Mun, a young boy wearing a mask and a school uniform suddenly darted out from between parked cars as a policeman was riding an electric scooter along Jinling Street toward Xinying Street. The policeman applied the brakes vigorously, and the scooter's rear-view mirror only brushed against the boy's left arm, sparing a direct hit. Undeniably shaken, the policeman exclaimed, "Thankfully, it wasn't a direct hit." He later added, "The most crucial thing is he’s okay. The scooter only has a minor dent." The policeman then adjusted the mirror and continued his patrol.