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LUCKY ESCAPE FOR BOY, 7, AFTER WHEEL COMES OFF KMB DOUBLE-DECKER BUS IN HONG KONG

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A seven-year-old boy escaped with minor injuries on Tuesday after a rear wheel came off a double-decker bus travelling on a busy road in Hong Kong’s Kowloon district. Police received a report at 3.25pm that the KMB route 86 bus was travelling along Cheung Sha Wan Road towards Kwai Chung when its rear-left wheel became detached, just outside Cheung Sha Wan Plaza.

News - South China Morning Post reports that a seven-year-old boy escaped with minor injuries on Tuesday after a rear wheel came off a double-decker bus travelling on a busy road in Hong Kong’s Kowloon district.

The report adds: Police received a report at 3.25pm that the KMB route 86 bus was travelling along Cheung Sha Wan Road towards Kwai Chung when its rear-left wheel became detached, just outside Cheung Sha Wan Plaza.

The wheel struck and dented a metal railing, which in turn hit the boy as he waited for a bus.

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