Hong Kong police seek woman after man found dead outside Tsim Sha Tsui building

Hong Kong police are searching for a Chinese woman after a man was found dead on a chair outside a commercial building in Tsim Sha Tsui. A 28-year-old bar worker was arrested and charged with illegally handling a corpse after telling officers he helped move the body to a car park.
Hong Kong police are searching for a Chinese woman after a man’s body was found on a chair outside a commercial building in Tsim Sha Tsui. Officers received a report at about 1.40am on Thursday of an unconscious person on a chair in a motorcycle car park outside K11 Art Mall. Paramedics pronounced the man dead at the scene, according to the supplied report.
Police arrested a 28-year-old bar staff member and charged him with illegally handling a corpse. The man reportedly told officers that he had helped the woman move the body to the car park. The woman remains the focus of the police search.
The available material does not identify either the dead man or the woman, and does not explain how the man died. It also does not provide information about the relationship between the people involved, the exact location where the man was initially found or whether further arrests were expected. The case remains under police investigation, with the known details centred on the discovery, the arrest and the search for the woman.
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