A Senior Fireman first arriving at the scene where Chow Tsz-lok fell said Chow was still breathing when they arrive, yet unresponsive to his questions, the Coroner's Court was told. Lai said when they saw Chow, he was lying on his stomach. “Chow was still breathing through the surgical masks he was wearing, with bloodstains on his head, mouth, nose and ears, but there are no obvious wounds,” said Lai. Lai and his fellows then repositioned Chow with his face facing upwards to allow him to breathe, trying to talk to Chow. He said Chow was unresponsive.

Source: The Standard November 24, 2020 05:26 UTC