HK Tesla Kills One Teen Pedestrian On Her Way to School

Police say the latest Tesla driver who killed a teen near school tested with a blood alcohol level of zero.

A fatal traffic accident occurred in Yuen Long this morning, resulting in the death of a 19-year-old girl. At around 8.05am, police received reports that the young woman had been struck by a Tesla while crossing On Lok Road. Emergency services were promptly dispatched, and she was initially taken to Pok Oi Hospital before being transferred to Tuen Mun Hospital, where she was pronounced dead at 2.06pm.

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Witnesses reported that the Tesla involved is a Model Y Performance, known for its rapid acceleration capabilities, reaching 100 km/h in just 3.7 seconds and a top speed of 250 km/h. The front of the vehicle was covered with a black cloth by police at the scene, indicating its involvement in the tragic event.

The victim, a Nepalese student, was reportedly on her way to school at the time of the accident. Her family arrived at the hospital to find their worst fears realised, as they sought information on her condition and the events leading to the collision.

The family is seeking help in understanding how the Tesla was able to kill her.

The victim’s sister described the family’s devastation, revealing that both she and her sister were born in Hong Kong. The deceased was en route to school in Tai Wai, where she was studying for her diploma. Their parents work in manual labour and the restaurant industry and have indicated they do not require additional support at this time. The sister expressed concern about the details of the incident, stating that her sister had always been cautious while crossing streets and that the family is eager to understand how the accident occurred.

Lisa, the youngest daughter and cherished by her parents, was studying for a Higher Diploma at UOW College Hong Kong in Tai Wai.

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