
Filipino helper accused of spitting into four-year-old girl's food at Kennedy Town residence
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The case involves a domestic helper employed by a family in Hong Kong who is accused of spitting into a child's food. The mother reported the incident to police on Friday morning.
A foreign domestic helper in Hong Kong has been arrested on suspicion of ill-treating a child after she allegedly spat into the food of a girl under her care, according to police.
The mother of the four-year-old girl filed a police report at 9.28am on Friday, saying her 37-year-old Filipino helper had treated her daughter inappropriately.
Initial police investigations at the family's flat at The Belcher's, a private residential estate in Kennedy Town, indicated that the helper had spat into the victim's food.
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