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Hong Kong clerk says normal life ‘ended’ after taxi hit her during 2019 protest

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A Hong Kong kindergarten clerk testified in the High Court regarding the long-term impact of injuries she sustained when she was struck by a taxi during the 2019 anti-government protests. The plaintiff stated that the incident effectively ended her normal life, as she continues to suffer from mobility limitations and significant scarring on her legs.

During the court proceedings, the clerk detailed the physical toll of the accident, noting that her condition is expected to require future medical intervention, including a potential knee replacement. The case highlights the ongoing legal and personal repercussions stemming from the civil unrest that occurred in Hong Kong five years ago.

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