A man fell from the pedestrian overpass of the Tsim Sha Tsui Street section of the Ta Kwun Shan Expressway in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, at 3:06 PM on October 10, landing on the road near the exit of Shek Wo Corner Road. The man was found in a coma and was rushed to the Tung Chi Hospital by emergency services, but despite efforts to save him, he tragically passed away. Police cordoned off the scene to investigate the man's identity and the reasons for his fall.

According to local authorities, anyone concerned about someone's mental well-being can contact various helplines, including the Samaritan Fund's "Emotional Communication" mental health support hotline, the Hong Kong Samaritan Association's suicide prevention hotline, and other support services such as Ming Ai's Xiang Qing Yuan and the Social Welfare Department's helplines. These services provide psychological assistance and support for those in need.

The tragic incident highlights the ongoing challenges of mental health awareness and support in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong government and various non-profit organizations continue to launch initiatives to address rising mental health issues and provide assistance to those struggling with their well-being. Preventative measures and public education remain critical in mitigating incidents like this one.