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Hong Kong teenager studying law in London who was killed in Bangkok bomb blast was 'kind, cheerful food blogger crazy about Canto-pop', friends recall
A Hong Kong resident who was studying law in Britain and was killed by a devastating bomb blast in Bangkok on Monday, was today described by former schoolmates as a kind, cheerful teenager who loved blogging about food and was crazy about Canto-pop.
Vivian Chan Wing-yan, 19, was a hard worker and a good singer, according to her school friends.
Chan was travelling in Thailand with her friend Arcadia Pang Wan-chee, 24, when they were both killed in the bomb attack on Bangkok’s Erawan Shrine on Monday night.
Harrow International School pupil Michelle Lou said she had only heard about her former schoolmate’s death this morning and was still in shock.
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“She was a really kind and cheerful person in general – she really loved to travel around and just go to a lot of different, good restaurants,” she said.
