Singaporean teenager flown to hospital after falling ill during Lion Rock hike
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A 17-year-old Singaporean girl was airlifted to a hospital after vomiting and experiencing chills during a hike with two friends at Hong Kong's Lion Rock mountain on Saturday morning, police reported.
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Why It Matters
Lion Rock is a 495-metre-high mountain in Hong Kong popular for hiking. The incident occurred during a group hike involving three friends.
A Singaporean girl has been flown to a hospital after falling ill during a hike with two other friends at Hong Kong’s Lion Rock, according to police.
The force received a report on Saturday from the mother of one of the hikers at about 6.50am.
Her daughter called for help after the 17-year-old Singaporean friend vomited and experienced chills during their hike at Lion Rock, a 495-metre-high mountain.
Open Questions
- What was the specific medical condition that caused the vomiting and chills?
- What is the current health status of the Singaporean girl after hospitalization?
- Were the other two hikers affected or did they continue the hike?




