In Brief
Man held over fake coupons for mooncakes
A bakery chain that received more than 700 fake mooncake redemption coupons urged consumers yesterday to buy its vouchers from authorised sellers only. The call from Kee Wah Bakery came after a man was detained on Monday for trying to redeem the coupons and for possessing about 900 more of them. They had a market value of HK$350,000.
Teen arrested after raid on office
A 16-year-old boy was arrested after the glass door and computer monitors in a Cheung Sha Wan company were smashed yesterday. Two attackers wearing masks rushed into the Tai Nan Street West office at 11am. An initial investigation found the attack was linked to a dispute over money, police said. A woman worker called police after the pair dumped hammers and ran out of the office. Officers arrested the 16-year-old as he ran out of the building.
Elderly tourist critical
A mainland visitor, 72, was fighting for her life last night after being hit by a car in Lung Cheung Road, Wong Tai Sin, just after midday. She was unconscious and in a critical condition in Queen Elizabeth Hospital. The crash happened about half an hour after the woman was reported missing by a tour guide.
Man held over heroin